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This is my little page about my four-eyed Mustang, my 1984 LX convertible.
I've had the 84 for a little over a year. It has 107k miles. I... Show moret's in very good condition. It has very few mods, Hedman Headers, O/R pipe, Borla exhaust, 16" ponies and a built AOD with shift kit and a 2800 stall torque converter. Future mods for it are 4.10 gears and a CFI to carb swap.
The CFI to carb swap happened on 4/10/04, sort of. LOL I found a built 306 with ported heads, and swapped it in. The motor ran 12.7 in my friends coupe. I'm hoping for mid to low 13's, due to differences in carb, gears and weight.
3/18/05 Installed MAC headers, H-pipe and catback
3/25/05 Installed 8.8 with 4.10's
List of some parts in 306
TRW pistons
Shot peened rods
Scat crank
Ford F cam
Weiand Stealth intake
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A period terraced refurbished cottage in a quiet part of the popular village of Tisbury. It is spread over 3 floors and has two double bedrooms, a new bathroom with a bath and separate large shower cubicle, a sitting room with a woodburning stove and a new kitchen with induction hob. It has a small conservatory off the kitchen leading to a private court yard garden with a spacious shed at the end. It has oil fired central heating.
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Heavy drinking is increasing among the top 10 per cent of drinkers in Australia but the remaining 90 per cent of the population is drinking less, a study reveals.
University of NSW researcher Michael Livingston said the finding could explain sharp increases in alcohol-related harm such as assaults and hospital presentations for intoxication, despite average consumption in Australia remaining steady.
Dr Livingston, of the university's National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, made the finding after analysing data from four national surveys that provided representative data on the drinking habits of more than 20,000 Australians 14 years and older over the past decade.
He found the top 10 per cent of drinkers were consuming an average 2303 standard drinks a year in 2010 – which was 90 more drinks than in 2001. The heaviest drinkers' yearly consumption equates to about 44 standard drinks each week, or six drinks each day.
At the other end of the scale, the other 90 per cent of the population was drinking less. They consumed an average 237 standard drinks a year in 2010, 20 fewer than in 2001. This equates to 4.5 drinks a week.
Dr Livingston, who will present the results at the drug and alcohol research centre's annual symposium on Wednesday, said the results helped explain why harms were increasing without a related rise in consumption.
"This new evidence about the divergence in habits between heavy and light drinkers goes some way to explaining the apparent contradictions," he said.
Dr Livingston said the trend was significant because increases in very heavy drinking could have strong impacts on the risk of illness and injury.
He said the next step was to find out more about the heaviest drinkers and whether particular policies would lead them to cut down. Options included tax rises to increase the price of alcohol and intervention from health professionals in hospitals.
Another study to be presented at the symposium measured the stringency of alcohol policies in nine countries – Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam.
The study by Natacha Carragher and colleagues from the drug and alcohol research centre found countries with strict alcohol policies had lower consumption rates, suggesting the policies were effective.


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Try Before You Buy: Wolf Parade, At Mount Zoomer
It's a big day for music — and yes, I'll be talking Coldplay and What to Download later on! But for the moment, if you're looking for some new music but aren't ready to commit to a purchase,The Listening Party on AOL's Spinner is even better than normal right now, with several of the week's most anticipated releases streaming in full.
Wolf Parade's At Mount Zoomer kicks off the party, and it's an interesting and eclectic listen. When I heard the band play live a few months back, a lot of the new material had a jam-band flavor to it, so I'm not surprised to hear a little of that carry over to At Mount Zoomer. But there's also some prog rock and a little neo-Springsteen, of all things. So far, I haven't heard anything quite as energetic or driving as "I'll Believe in Anything" from the band's Apologies to the Queen Mary, but the album is a satisfying listen, and I expect I'll be playing it a few more times today.
New albums from Tilly and the Wall, Katy Parry, and Adele are also in the Listening Party this week, so I hope those will tide you over till this afternoon!


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Animators joined forces to create a series of looping videos at the recently held Tell Us Your Story: Stop Motion Animation program at the County Library! Attendees learned about animation using stop-motion techniques and participated in recreating some examples. Then, the group worked together to create the two videos below! Keep an eye out for our more Digital Leaning programs in the fall.
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Participants are asked to tell a story using the elements around them. These elements can be a paper and pencil, an app on your phone, a video camera, a computer program...combine the elements around you into a tale that will share your creative ideas with others. Once you have your story, share it with us via our website or social media! The contest is running until August 22nd, so get your entries in ASAP!


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Russell Crowe may get job as Superman's dad Jor-El in 'Man of Steel'
If there's one role that would be nearly impossible to cast in a way that would live up to expectations in the forthcoming Superman update, Man of Steel, it has to be Jor-El, the father of the titular character played by Marlon Brando in the 1978 version of the movie. But a choice has finally been made, and would you believe it's ... Russell Crowe?
Variety says the 47-year-old Australian is in talks to play Kal-El's forward-thinking papa, which is an unexpected choice, but still better than other names being bandied about, like Sean Penn and Clive Owen (although Clive wouldn't be the worst, in hindsight). Hopefully he'll channel some of that commanding, Gladiator-style voice projection for the cause. Warner Bros. wouldn't confirm the news, but if Variety's saying it, it has a better than 50 percent chance of being right.
They're also looking for a woman to play Superman's supermama, Lara (Susannah York in 1978). She didn't get much to say in the first movie, but she made up for it in the second one -- although she was unable to convince her stupid son to not give up his superpowers for a nicotine-stained tomboy like Lois Lane. Maybe the new actress will do better.
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Combine drained mandarin oranges with thinly sliced red onion. Toss with a vinaigrette dressing made from three parts oil and one part sherry vinegar seasoned with salt and pepper, minced shallot and whatever fresh herbs you enjoy. Refrigerate until you're ready to serve. When you're ready to serve the salad, peel, de-seed and slice an avocado. Gently toss the avocado with the dressed mandarin oranges. Serve the salad on a bed of mixed greens.
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Golfing for Moon Lake Elementary
When we think of PTA golf tournament fundraisers, upscale schools with well-off parents come to mind.
Some schools in northwest Hillsborough, for instance, have raised tens of thousands of dollars in a single morning simply by getting out on the links.
So maybe it stands to reason that one of Pasco County's poorest schools -- Moon Lake Elementary -- is teeing off on the same angle. The beneficiary would be the school's aging technology system.
"Due to the recent mandates of Title I monies, we are no longer able to spend that money on technology," teacher Steve Loveless tells the Gradebook. "Many computers that are currently in all the classrooms are no longer usable and have been deemed 'too old to fix' by the district. We feel that updating these computers/technology in the classrooms would greatly benefit all children and help them to further succeed."
Moon Lake is holding an inaugural Tee It Up For Technology golf tourney at 1 p.m. June 5 at Beacon Woods Golf Course. The organizers still are seeking sponsors and participants. Team registration ends May 19. For information, contact Loveless at the school, 727-774-4600.
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Friday, Feb 24 4pm-9pm • Saturday, Feb 25 10am-8pm
Sunday, Feb 26 11am-4pm
Home Show Details
Sat Feb 25 10 am to 8 pm
Sun Feb 26 11 am to 4 pm
Peoria Civic Center
Adults (18+) $7.00
Seniors (60+) HALF PRICE!
Kids Under 18 FREE!
Pick up a coupon at any area CEFCU Member Center (after February 20) and get one free adult admission when you purchase an adult admission for $7.00
Welcome to the Home Builders Association of Greater Peoria's website and directory for the 2017 Official Spring Home Show. The Official Spring Home Show will be held February 24-26, 2017 at the Peoria Civic Center. During the event, live updates will be available on our Facebook page. After the show, find out more about our members and the products/services they offer on the Association's web site at www.PeoriaHBA.com More>>
A Central Illinois exclusive ... walk through a display home built by Homeway Homes inside the Peoria Civic Center! This year's home is a ranch style plan, specially-designed for the show, and offers visitors the chance to walk through the home, gather information, and ask questions of the builder representatives. Show visitors have enjoyed the modular home display at the Official Spring Home Show for over a decade, and won't be disappointed this year!
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What You Need to Know About Remodeling!
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``Babies never change,`` says John D`Alessandro, but fortunately for this diaper delivery man, babies do need to be changed, about 90 times a week. That, at least, is the average number of fresh diapers he drops off in exchange for soiled ones each week per baby-customer.
D`Alessandro has been delivering diapers for Dy Dee Wash Diaper Service for 25 years. He was graduated from Chicago`s Austin High School in 1955 and spent two years in the Army. He was a hardware salesman for several years before becoming a route salesman, or diaper deliveryman. He has maintained three of his five routes for more than 20 years, and, he told writer Marya Smith, ``I`m servicing kids now whose parents I serviced.``


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Nonelderly Medicare Beneficiaries: Access And Costs More Problematic
Bethesda, MD--A new study released today by Health Affairs focuses on an often-neglected segment of Medicare enrollees: people ages 18-64 with permanent disabilities, a group that currently numbers eight million, or roughly one-sixth of the total number of Americans in Medicare. The 2008 survey of a nationally representative survey of noninstitutionalized Medicare beneficiaries was designed and conducted by researchers at the Kaiser Family Foundation to assess how well Medicare is working for this group.
Medicare Doesn't Work As Well For Younger, Disabled Beneficiaries
Juliette Cubanski and Patricia Neuman are affiliated with the Medicare Policy Project at the Kaiser Family Foundation, in Washington, D.C.; Cubanski is the project's associate director, and Neuman is its director and a Foundation vice president.
The sample survey of 3,913 beneficiaries was drawn from administrative data provided by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and included 2,288 people ages 18-64 with permanent disabilities and 1,625 respondents age 65 and older. The nonelderly disabled beneficiaries were twice as likely to have five or more chronic medical conditions, more than twice as likely to have felt sad or depressed during the previous year, and four times as likely to have experienced severe pain in the previous four weeks.
Some of the major findings:
This year's health reform is likely to address some of the problems highlighted by this study. "One of the less-heralded but important aspects of the Affordable Care Act is its potential to help people with disabilities, including those in Medicare's waiting period, by broadening access to public and private health insurance coverage, improving Medicare Part D coverage, and introducing reforms designed to improve the coordination and quality of care," conclude the authors. "As policy makers focus their attention on reforms designed to increase insurance coverage and reduce health care costs, evaluating how well the implementation of the Affordable Care Act improves coverage and care for people with disabilities will provide an important test of its impacts."
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Two bed apt at Houshanpi MRT
Maximální počet hostů3
Počet místností1
Velikost59 m²
Floor No.5(with elevator)
- Klimatizace
- Internet/WiFi
- Výtah v budově
- Vhodné pro rodiny s dětmi
- Výřivka
- Kuchyně
- Televize
- Pračka / sušička
Accommodation summary
The apartment is a new building which is located on Houshanpi MRT station.
It takes 1 minute to MRT station.
It's easy to get to anywhere and no need to worry about expensive taxi fare going out or coming back.
Easy to go home.
This area is very convenient.There's a McDonald's ,variety restaurants, coffee shops, convenience stores,shopping mall and traditional market nearby,
easy to buy goods.It only takes 10 minutes walk to Xing-yi dist. business center (World Trade Center, Taipei 101.)
floor and main entrance accessible only to resident, need key card to use elevator; 24 hours security managed.
Facilities include:
one 32 inches LED TV, one refrigerator, one washing machine,
two air-conditioner, two sofa, one bed, clothes closet,
kitchen, shoes cabinet, table and cable TV and wireless board band internet.
Domovní řád
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|1781 €
|Cena za více než 2 ubytované(ých)
|13 € Cena za osobu/noc navíc
|Příjezd po
|Check-in before
|Odjezd před
|Stornovací podmínky
Ohodnoďte tomuto hostiteli i další ubytování
The apartment is true to what is being portrayed in the photographs.
The location: Ideal, less than 5min walk from sub-station. It is very convenient to travel to other locations as it is an interchange as well.
The apartment: well maintained, clean, slightly small (ideal for 2-3, but rather cramped for 4); Most importantly, comfortable beds for a good night's rest!!
Checking in/out was also easy due to prior arrangements by the host with the security guardhouse.
The amenities:
- TV, aircon, pantry area, fridge: worked fine, in good condition
- washer/dryer: will need help from the host to operate
- toilet: interesting technology installed, however, there is a particular button which makes noise whenever you activate it
The security:
- Friendly guards, who are always around; Helpful when we approached them for assistance/directions
The vicinity:
- Small stall which serves good local breakfast within 5min walk to substation entrance1
- Walk towards substation entrance2 and discovered many bakeries and eateries for meals
- Walk around and behind the street and discovered shops for gifts/souvenirs
Our host, Jenny, is a very helpful and approachable lady.
Prior to our date for checking in, there was some confusion and our accommodation was not confirmed.
Since we have arrived days earlier, we sent a request to Jenny if she could meet us and come to a resolution.
She was quick to receive us at that very hour and also provided an alternative on par with what we had booked for.
Throughout our stay, Jenny was also responsive to our queries. Thanks Jenny!
Staying here felt like being a local, returning home everyday after sightseeing.
We definitely enjoyed our stay there in Taipei. :)
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Iraq's oil minister has claimed…
The recent IEA report appears…
BTG Pactual SA's private-equity funds have announced that it has invested $1 billion in Sete Brasil Participacoes SA.
Sete Brasil has been seeking investment to raise capital in order to carry out its $27 billion plans to build deepwater drilling platforms in the south of Brazil and rent them to Petrobras. This latest sale of shares was done with the intention of raising $2.7 billion.
BTG, Banco Santander Brasil SA, and Banco Bradesco SA, all had a 13.7 percent stake in the oil rig operator before this round of fund raising efforts. BTG more than doubled its stake in the company to 30 percent, Santander's stake shrank to 6.9 %, whereas Bradesco, who didn't buy any additional stock, has seen its share in the company fall to around 3 percent.
Pension funds Petros and Funcef each held 19.2 percent before the capital increase, while Previ and Valia, also pension funds, had 10 percent and 5.5 percent, respectively. Petrobras held the remaining 5 percent and is keeping its stake.
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I have quite an extensive music library with over 600 albums plus a large number of individual tunes, all digitised and loaded into my Music Library. In general, I have always used either Windows Media Player or Windows Media Center to do everything with my music. I had some problems with some of the albums having the incorrect data with them so I installed a program called "TuneUp" by TuneUp Media Inc ( http://www.tuneupmedia.com/ ) which promised to organize and fix up my library. The program was less than promised and managed to trash many of the Album Art files and also placed most individual tunes into a single gigantic 'album' labeled 'Unknown' with unknown artists and unknown titles. In other words, it screwed things up badly.
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- The mystery of oxygen evolution: analysis of structure and function of photosystem II, the water-plastoquinone oxido-reductaseM K Raval
P G Department of Chemistry, Government College, Sundargarh, Orissa, India
Photosynth Res 85:267-93. 2005..We conclude the review with perspectives on research and technology that should reveal the complete story of PS II of thylakoid in the future...
- Modelling a binuclear metal binding site in the photosynthetic reaction centre IIL S Rath
Post Graduate Department of Chemistry, Rajendra College, Bolangir 767 002, Orissa, India
Indian J Biochem Biophys 38:75-7. 2001..From the homology and site-directed mutagenesis data, a model for binuclear Mn-Ca or Mn-Mn has been built and it is extended to a tetranuclear Mn centre...
- A model for the organization of chlorophyll-protein complex of photosystem II and analysis of its photochemical efficiency and excitation migrationL S Rath
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It's coming up on Lois Romano's one-year anniversary as a senior political writer at Politico. Curiously, she has a grand total of 45 bylines since her move there last February from The Daily Beast.
Anyone familiar with the culture of Politico's newsroom knows that their writers are expected on an average day to file multiple stories, both long and short form. A search on Politico's website for Romano's byline renders just over two pages of results. By comparison, a search for reporter Ben White's byline offers up more than 12 pages over the same time period (February 2012 to the present). In that time, White published 241 stories.
Romano's and White's colleague Jake Sherman published a staggering 386 items. Glenn Thrush, another Politico reporter, filed 156. Thrush also churned out three e-books he co-bylined in that time.
Lois is a well-known and respected reporter in Washington, having spent 28 years at WaPo. After that, but before joining Politico, she spent just under a year at The Daily Beast.
Why such a low number of bylines at a publication notorious for burning out reporters with its high productivity demands? We've requested comment from both Romano and Politico's Ombudsman and Editor-at-Large Bill Nichols. We also wrote Editor-in-Chief John Harris to inquire whether Romano has perhaps been on leave, whether for medical reasons or otherwise.
On average, Lois published four stories each month, peaking at nine stories in August last year.
Update: Harris got back to us… and said that this post "misses the mark, in a way that most people in Politico's newsroom, or most newsrooms I know of, would easily recognize." He said that journalists at the publication often have different responsibilities from one another and that Romano has been "a valuable contributor to us, writing profiles and features and becoming a major player in our video efforts." Asked to elaborate on "video efforts," Harris said Romano is "frequently" on Politico's video programming. If we missed the mark here in that Romano is busier on the video side of things, it's worth noting again that her title is "senior political writer," according to her bio on the site.
A month-to-month breakdown of Romano's stories in 2012…
February: 1
March: 2
April: 2
May: 2
June: 1
July: 4
August: 9
September: 8
October: 6
November: 5
December: 3
This year, Romano has filed two stories.


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Levenhuk EQ5 GoTo Equatorial Mount Levenhuk EQ5 GoTo Equatorial Mount is the perfect solution for those who already have a telescope but want to expand its capabilities with the autoguider system. With this mount you will be able to navigate on a desired object in one move and even take a tour of the starry sky. EQ5 mount is equipped with the same autoguider system as HEQ5 and EQ6 models, but significantly outperforms in weight. Mounting of Levenhuk EQ5 GoTo is very simple and doesn't take much time, and for additional comfort it has a remote control. This mount is capable of capturing any astronomical object with its coordinates stored in the microprocessor memory with an accuracy of 1 arcminute. Features: - Software compensation of mechanical errors, ensuring accurate positioning - Positioning with an accuracy of 1 arcminute - Stepper motors with angular step of 1.8° and 32-step mode - Navigation speed - to 3.4 °/s (only 800) - Periodic Error Correction - Messier, NGC and IC catalogs - Compatible with PC; software updates over the Internet Specifications: Mount type: equatorial Shelf for accessories: yes Tripod height, in: 28-48.5 Mount controls: manual Electric drives: built-in Hand controller: SynScan EQ with automatic navigation Navigation speed: 0.25x, 0.50x, 0.75x, 1x Tracking rate: sidereal, lunar, solar Objects in the database: Messier, NGC, IC (13 436 objects) Software updates over the Internet: yes Pointing accuracy: 1 arcminute Periodic Error Correction (PEC): yes Counterweights, lbs: 11.3 Dimensions, in: 3.8x1.8x1.2 (package)


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President Obama's nomination of former Nebraska GOP Senator Chuck Hagel for Secretary of Defense has encouraged the argument that Obama is committed to something like a traditional Republican foreign policy approach. One parallel favored by Obama's supporters is with President Eisenhower – a comparison raised directly in the Washington Post by columnist David Ignatius.
According to this argument, Obama is very much like Eisenhower, who, after all, was supposedly a liberal Republican and a dovish foreign policy realist at heart, committed to reining in the U.S. military, pursuing multilateral diplomacy, and avoiding international conflict. Naturally, liberal Democrats like this argument because it supports the claim that their current international and domestic priorities would have been thoroughly agreeable to any moderate, reasonable, pragmatic Republican, of the type epitomized by Eisenhower. Conservative isolationists have their own version of this argument, which emphasizes Ike's supposed alignment with their own desire to dismantle America's military presence overseas. But are either of these Eisenhowers – the liberal Eisenhower, or the isolationist Eisenhower – the real Eisenhower? And does Obama resemble him in any way?
Eisenhower projected a welcome air of sensible calm. Obama has always tried very hard to do the same thing. This style, when it works, is often mistaken for moderation in substance. But the style itself says nothing as to the actual content of the policy goals pursued.
So let's start with the fundamental policy priorities of these contrasting presidents. Eisenhower decided to run for the Republican nomination in 1952 for two main reasons: First, he believed that liberal Democratic policies on government spending, taxation, deficits, and regulation were on the verge of bankrupting the United States and undermining its traditional way of life. While he understood that the New Deal could not be simply abolished, he looked to at least halt–and if possible push back against–the trend toward what he himself called "creeping socialism." Second, Eisenhower ran because he was a staunch internationalist, determined to uphold America's postwar role in the world, and he was worried by the drift within the Republican Party toward a form of neo-isolationism favored by old guard figures like Senator Robert Taft of Ohio.
In other words, Ike was a strong conservative on domestic economic issues and a strong internationalist on foreign ones. Obama is neither of these things.
Obama's overarching foreign policy priority since becoming president has been to avoid international distractions and scale back U.S. military engagement overseas where possible in order to focus on building up a series of liberal domestic policy legacies on key issues such as health care. His highest priority isn't really foreign policy at all; it's the preservation and expansion of the bloated welfare state against which Eisenhower warned. It's not that Obama is a full-blown isolationist, by any means. He just doesn't want to have to deal with foreign policy any more than is necessary, because that would interfere with becoming one of the great progressive presidents of all time. It would be difficult to imagine a greater contrast with Dwight Eisenhower on fundamentals.
Consider next the levels of military spending under each president. Liberals constantly invoke Eisenhower's defense cutbacks, (and his famous pronouncement about "the military-industrial complex"), to justify their own current policy preferences. But what policies did Eisenhower actually favor? Go back and read Eisenhower's farewell address, in which he coined the phrase beloved by every Noam Chomsky acolyte. It's not a call for radical cuts in defense. It's a call for civilian control over the military.
In terms of the defense budget, Ike believed that the amount spent by the Truman administration during the Korean War – almost 15% of America's Gross Domestic Product by 1952 – was unsustainable over the long run. So, in the wake of that war's end, Eisenhower looked to cap defense spending at about 10% of GDP. U.S. defense spending today is about 4% of GDP, and falling. To be sure, the USSR has since collapsed, but that doesn't make 4% of GDP any more burdensome; Americans spend more on junk food every year.
Moreover, the proportion of GDP taken up by federal government spending on health care and social security has risen dramatically since Eisenhower's time, in ways that he would have no doubt found appalling. The balance between guns and butter has shifted dramatically since Ike's time in office. To get back to the proportions favored by Eisenhower himself, we would have to raise defense spending exponentially, and cut domestic spending far beyond anything proposed by the most conservative congressional Republicans today.
What about Eisenhower's supposed commonality with Obama on issues of military intervention? It is certainly true that Eisenhower loved peace and looked to avoid war. But his technique to achieve it was rather different from Obama's.
In a series of dangerous crises, ranging from the Taiwanese islands of Quemoy and Matsu to the city of Berlin, Ike averted war and preserved U.S. security interests at the same time by issuing credible, deadly warnings of massive military retaliation against any threat of aggression. And it worked.
U.S. adversaries balked at triggering such retaliation, and were either deterred or compelled to concede. This was coercive diplomacy in action. Obama has no such record, and no instinct for it. He gets a great deal of credit, and rightly so, for authorizing the 2011 special operations raid on Bin Laden's secret compound. But Obama seems to have no feeling for the way in which credible threats of force must necessarily dovetail with efforts at negotiation in order to achieve diplomatic success in relation to hostile foreign governments.
His efforts with Iran form the leading example. Obama says that an Iranian bomb is unacceptable, and that the use of force is an option. But nobody takes this seriously in Tehran, so diplomacy has been unproductive. By contrast, U.S. adversaries took Eisenhower's threats seriously.
Liberals, doves, and isolationists like to point to examples of foreign policy restraint under Eisenhower, such as his 1954 refusal to bail out French forces in Indochina, in order to claim that he was a liberal, dovish isolationist at heart. But his logic for that decision was radically different than the logic typically employed by liberals.
First, Eisenhower really did believe that the fall of Indochina to Communism would represent a very serious blow to America's international credibility. And, in the end, of course, it did. Second, Eisenhower held from vast personal experience a special contempt for pinprick, halfway approaches on matters of military intervention. As he put it, "when you finally decide to resort to force, you should plan no limits for its use." Under the conditions of 1954, domestic and international conditions did not allow for anything other ineffectual halfway intervention, so Ike decided against it. But he then suggested the threat of future U.S. intervention to pressure the Viet Minh and Chinese into accepting the creation of a non-Communist nation in South Vietnam, and mobilized massive U.S. aid to that nation to help keep it independent. These were neither the actions nor the techniques of a foreign policy dove, and they form an interesting comparison with patterns of U.S. military intervention under Obama, who, from Libya to Afghanistan, seems to prefer halfway approaches almost on principle.
According to what might be called the theory of dead Republican presidents, it is permitted for liberals to admire a GOP commander-in-chief, but only if he has retired, or better yet, passed on. Liberals today speak wistfully of the time when reasonable Republicans like Ronald Reagan dominated the GOP scene, as opposed to today's "ideological extremists." Of course during the 1980s Reagan was also denounced by liberals as an ideological extremist.
Ike is in a similar category. When he was president, Eisenhower was regularly described by liberals as a dopey grandfatherly figure who preferred golf to policy execution. Archival study over the years has completely disqualified that image. It turns out that Ike was, behind the scenes, a politically crafty, highly intelligent, and diligent chief executive. So the only thing left for liberals is to appropriate him as one of their own. But he wasn't.
He was a genuine foreign policy hawk and a staunch internationalist who promoted and protected U.S. interests overseas with unusual toughness and skill. He was a conservative who believed that welfare liberalism had eroded Americans traditions of limited government, and tried to do something about it. In other words, he was nothing like Barack Obama. But we could certainly use more like him.


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i luv the colours~~~they look really good on you~~~i think kat von d palette are great cuz they offer great colour range, but also very good quality
beautiful colour. I have a NYX palette that looks like this one,but I am betting it's not as good. :)
Hi Tracey, The colors are very lovely on you. I find blues harder to wear on oriental skin tones too. If only we could cut this pallet in half and buy the shades that are more flattering. Thanks for sharing and great look.
Hey Tracy, great eye looks. Good luck to your exams! Take it easy dear.
@Jessy: Thanks - would be great if KVD was more readily available internationally.
@Justine: I think I know which NYX palette you're thinking about. I believe it's called Jazz night - comes with 10 shades or something. Afraid that it lacked pigmentation for me, so I tossed it out.
@Fannie: Probably you'll find other great palettes out there that just has purples. But agree with you that purples look more flattering on asians in general.
@Jacqueline: Thanks - need as much luck as possible. Hard to study when you're working, yoga-ing, and socialising at the same time!
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As I mentioned previously, the Rogue has nice smooth, clean lines free from any wild embelishment. The front panel is covered by a plain hinged door, featureless except for a couple of slits at the bottom. These are cosmetic only as there are no fans to be found at the front of the case, these are all located on the sides and rear. Four fan positions can be seen behind slatted openings in either side. Just to the left of the front panel can be found a series of I/O ports, two USB, microphone and headphone jacks and an eSATA port. Observant readers might notice the slight deviation in the side panel grill along the right side, more on that in a bit.
Behind the front panel we find the Rogue nearly as smooth and featureless as with the door closed. Two 5¼" and two 3½" bay covers blend very closely with the rest of the panel and the power/reset buttons sit flush also, differentiated only by their color. The door is held shut by magnet and a key lock, which turns a simple catch through a hole in the front. The lighted vertical risers on either side of the door, which we'll see lit up later in the review, appear only as clear bars when off.
The top panel houses a clear window on the rear half, granting a view of the back interior of the case. The power supply opening is located above the riser slots, and a 120mm exhaust fan is positioned just to the left of it. The fan uses a wire frame grill, providing excellent airflow potential, and is also lit by blue LED's.
The case bottom is plain but painted in that same glossy black finish as the rest of the case. This is a very nice touch considering most tower cases leave the back and bottom unpainted. Four rubber elongated pads are attached, one at each of the corners, to protect it and keep it from sliding around. As I mentioned earlier, one of the side grill slats was bent as received, whether during shipping or production is uncertain. I tried bending it back into place from the inside, and I was able to get it to look better but I can still tell the bend is there.
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Tributes for May 29
June 3, 2014
Caroline DeLeeuw
Aug. 4, 1934-May 26, 2014
Age: 79
Residence: Greeley
Caroline DeLeeuw, 79, of Greeley, passed away May 26, 2014. She was born Aug. 4, 1934, to John and Hattie Plooster.
Caroline loved her family and friends, as well as flowers, nature and her church. She worked as a travel agent at Adventure's Awaiting and was also a personal assistant.
Caroline was a talented decorator and everyone benefited from her talents.
Caroline was survived by daughters, Debra Komodor (Alex), Karen Barber (Scott), and Debi Flaugher; son, Bob Rosendale (Shirley); and her 12 grandchildren.
Caroline was preceded in death by her first husband, Robert Rosendale; and parents.
Friends may visit from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, May 29 at Chapel Hill in Denver. Caroline's Celebration of Life will be held at 3 p.m. Friday at Fellowship CRG. Interment will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at Chapel Hill.
Eula Lee Donnelly
Aug. 22, 1932-May 26, 2014
Age: 81
Residence: Greeley, formerly of Sterling
Eula Lee Donnelly, 81, went to be with the Lord on May 26, 2014, to join her parents, husband, two brothers, son and grandson. She was born in Missouri on Aug. 22, 1932.
Eula married Donald Donnelly of Sterling in 1952. The couple raised their five children in Iliff, where she was employed as a cook at the school. She loved her family, gardening, dancing and making up songs with her grandchildren. She worked at Gibson's Discount Store as a cashier, where she became a grandmother to all until retirement.
Eula is survived by daughters, Dianne Eastin, Sue Donnelly and husband, Mark Minks, and Mary Jane Perkins and husband, Ron; son, Donald Donnelly and his wife, Sherry; grandchildren, Shani (Chris), Chad (Mary), Nathan (Paula), Noland (Yadira), Jennifer (Joshua), Jessica (Bradley), Jamie, Heather and Shawn (Lucas); and great-grandchildren, Delaney, Carlie, Chase, Royce, Cameron, Porter, Ryder, Rayana, Lydia, Alyssa, Emily, Kenneth, Iliff, Karah, Dakotah and Ares.
A viewing will be held from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday, May 30 at the Chaney-Reager Funeral Home, 443 S. 2nd St. in Sterling. Services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, May 31 at the Sterling Nazarene Church, 1600 Sidney Ave., interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Memorials can be made to the Alzhiemer's Association.
Marilyn Ewing
Feb. 4, 1951-May 19, 2014
Age: 63
Residence: Wiggins, Colo.
Marilyn Ewing was born Feb. 4, 1951, to Warren and Viola (Hoff) Amen. She grew up in Pierce and graduated in 1969 from Highland High School in Ault. Marilyn went to the University of Northern Colorado (CSC) to become a teacher. Marilyn taught several years in Granby. She moved to Wiggins, Colo., after marrying Wallace Ewing in 1977. She taught at Wiggins Elementary, retiring in 2013 after 37 years of teaching. She is remembered for her kind and generous spirit.
Marilyn is survived by her daughter, Sarah Buluran (Alex); grandson, Maxx; mother, Viola Amen; and brother, Keith Amen (Peggy).
Marilyn was preceded in death by her father, Warren; husband, Wallace; and mother-in-law, Alice Ewing.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, May 30 at Wiggins Community Church, 423 Dickson St. in Wiggins.
Contributions may be made to the Marilyn Ewing Memorial Fund.
Warren Holm
Jan. 2, 1926-May 27, 2014
Age: 88
Residence: Greeley
Warren Holm passed peacefully in his sleep Tuesday, May 27, 2014, at his Greeley residence with his daughters at his bedside. He was born Jan. 2, 1926, to Elmer and Nona (Baxter) Holm in DeKalb, Ill.
Warren served in the Navy in World War II as an officer aboard the USS Bailey. In 1947, he received a bachelor's degree from Colorado State Teachers College (UNC) in Greeley. He later earned a master's degree from Columbia University.
Warren worked for the Boy Scouts of America for 37 years, at one time as their director of national recruiting, and retired in 1986 as the longest-serving Scout executive for the Longs Peak Council.
In Moline, Ill., he met a librarian named Betty who hailed from the same small town as he did. What began as a simple offer of a ride home to see her parents ended in a 53-year marriage. Betty died in 2004. Their legacy lives in their three children, six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Warren was a Rotarian with 44 years of perfect attendance and a member of the Greeley First United Methodist Church. He will be greatly missed by his family and community.
Warren is survived by his daughters, Carol Lynn Bertollini and husband Greg of Williamsburg, Va., and Kathryn Holm of Denver; grandchildren, Kara K. Smith, Amber K. Monson, John W. Monson, Jared A. Smith, Lindsey F. Massie and Courtney K. Bratincevic; great-grandchildren, Aiden Smith, Colton Smith, Elizabeth Massie, Nye Massie and Paisley Smith; and his sister, Eleanor Anderson. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Betty L. Holm; and son, David Holm.
A celebration of Warren's life will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, May 30 at First United Methodist Church in Greeley.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to "RYLA" (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards), or "Longs Peak Council" of the Boy Scouts of America, in care of Northern Colorado Crematory, 700 8th St., Greeley, CO 80631.
Joe Jojola
June 9, 1934-May 22, 2014
Age: 79
Residence: Greeley
Joe Jojola, 79, of Greeley, died Thursday, May 22, 2014, at his home. He was born June 9, 1934, in Greeley, to Ramon and Antonia (Marquez) Jojola.
Joe lived in LaSalle for 40 years and then spent his remaining years in Greeley. He attended school in LaSalle for eight years.
Joe worked for Western Woods in LaSalle and in construction at Petrie Construction Company. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church and the Eagles, LaSalle. He loved working with wood and gardening. He loved his time with family, especially his time with his grandson, with whom he was very close.
Joe is survived by his son, Brian B. Jojola (Jennifer Palma) of LaSalle; sisters, June McBroom (Bud) of Nathrop, Colo., and Irene Gonzales (Frank) of Platteville; brothers, Samuel Jojola of Greeley, Daniel Jojola (Deena Hillman) of Spearfish, S.D., and Sandra Jojola of Denver; and his grandson, Skylar Jojola of LaSalle.
He was preceded in death by his parents, numerous sisters and one brother.
Visitation will be from 5-7 p.m. Thursday, May 29, followed by Recitation of the Rosary at 7 p.m., both at Stoddard Funeral Home. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 11:30 a.m. Friday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Please visit http://www.stoddardsunset.com to sign the online guest book.
L. LeRoy Lanham
Dec. 30, 1923-May 10, 2014
Age: 90
Residence: Greeley
LeRoy Lanham was born in Nebraska. He grew up in and around Cozad, Neb., where he graduated high school.
LeRoy joined the Navy and served aboard an LST in the South Pacific. He married Una Mae York in Cozad on Feb. 14, 1950. The family had lived in the Johnstown/Greeley area since 1954. He worked for Great Western for 26 years and worked at NCMC in maintenance for 10 years.
LeRoy is survived by his three daughters and their spouses; six grandsons; one granddaughter; and two great-grandsons and three great-granddaughters.
Celebration of life will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, May 30 at Stoddard Funeral Home.
Please visit http://www.stoddardsunset.com to sign the online guest book.
Victor R. Nottingham
Jan. 18, 1930-May 26, 2014
Age: 84
Residence: Greeley
Victor R. Nottingham, 84, of Greeley, died May 26, 2014, at his home in Greeley, the city he loved. He was born Jan. 18, 1930, in Rock River, Wyo., to Don and Helen (Hinsinger) Nottingham. He had two brothers and a sister, who are all deceased.
Vic moved to Greeley to attend Colorado State College of Education (UNC) in 1948. It was there he met his wife, Edye. They were married in 1951, while Vic was student body president. After graduating, he served two years in Korea in the Army and, upon his return in 1954, he joined his father-in-law at Earl F. Douglass Roofing Company. Vic retired as president of Douglass/Colony Inc. in 2003. He was a lifetime supporter of all things Greeley.
Vic is survived by his wife, Edye; and his daughters, Tricia (Robert) Bechtholdt, Vicki (Victor) Diaz, and Janet (Stacey) Gorman. Vic was blessed with 10 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
A visitation will be held from 4-8 p.m. Thursday, May 29 at the Allnutt Macy Chapel. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, May 30, 2014, at Cornerstone Community Church, 1321 9th Ave., followed by a reception at the UNC Ballroom, with private family interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
In lieu of flowers, please send memorial contributions to the Vic Nottingham Football Endowment, C/O UNC Foundation Campus, Box 20, Greeley, CO 80639, or in care of Allnutt Funeral Service, 702 13th St., Greeley, CO 80631. Friends may view the online obituary and send condolences at http://www.allnutt.com.
Jennifer (Evans) Shigekawa
Oct. 27, 1981-April 26, 2014
Age: 32
Residence: Hinesville, Ga. (formerly of Platteville)
Jennifer Lynn (Evans) Shigekawa was born Oct. 27, 1981, in Greeley, to Mike and Diana (Campbell) Evans. She was raised in Platteville and graduated from Valley High School in 2000. She was married to Joshua T. Shigekawa in 2005. Sgt. Shigekawa was in the Army, and he and Jennifer lived in Fort Bragg, N.C., Landstuhl, Germany, and, most recently, in Hinesville, Ga.
Jenny was a great mother to her children. They were her pride and joy, and she loved them dearly.
Jenny is survived by husband, Josh; daughters, Makayla and Madison of Georgia; parents, Diana and Mike Evans of Platteville; mother-in-law, Rebecca Shigekawa of North Carolina; brother, Bill (Jessica) Evans of Platteville; maternal grandparents, Nile and Geraldine Campbell of Greeley; paternal grandparents, Charles and Mary Lou Evans of Broomfield; aunts, Teri Evans and Kris Cunningham; uncles, Stan (Gloria) Campbell, Bob Campbell, Dan Evans and Brad (Mikaela) Evans; niece, Kennedy; and nephew, Grant Evans of Platteville.
Memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, May 30 at United Methodist Church, 316 Elizabeth Ave. in Platteville.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Jennifer Shigekawa Memorial Fund to benefit Makayla and Madison. Donations can be sent to 204 River Road, Platteville, CO 80651.
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General Plan
The 2002 Prince's George's County Approved General Plan is the primary official public policy document guiding the county's physical development. The 2002 General Plan emphasizes mixed-use economic development around 27 designated Centers in the county, most of which are located at existing or planned transit stations. The plan recognizes three development tiers–developed, developing, and rural–and establishes different goals and policies for each of the tiers. It also provides guidance for transportation, environmental protection, economic development, revitalization, urban design, and historic preservation.
The General Plan helps guide future growth, development, and public investments in Prince George's County. It establishes policies and strategies to achieve the county's long-term vision. The General Plan reflects the values and priorities of the county's residents, property and business owners, community leaders, and elected officials, while also establishing broad policies on:
What is the General Plan?
Derick Berlage, Division Chief, Countywide Planning Division, M-NCPPC
From Where and How Should Prince George's Grow? presentation on 1/26/12
Please note figures for the percentage of development by tier in Prince George's County have been revised since this presentation. The new figures are as follows: Developed-25%, Developing-73%, and Rural 2%.


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A New Haven area man died Wednesday night from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound earlier that day, authorities said.
The sheriff's office said the man, identified as Bobby J. Sweet, 46, was alive when deputies found him about noon Wednesday in a field, but he died later at Mercy Hospital St. Louis, Creve Coeur.
Deputies responded to a residence in the 8000 block of Highway YY, near Highway C, after a family member reported Sweet had sent a text message indicating he was going to commit suicide.
While on the scene, deputies heard a gunshot and during a search located the victim in the field approximately 200 yards north of the residence. He was suffering from a head wound. Deputies found a handgun nearby.
The victim was transported by air ambulance from the scene to Mercy Hospital St. Louis.
Relatives said the man had been depressed over a recent death in the family, the sheriff's office reported.


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Owen Wilson Turns 42 Today!
Bottle Rocket, Behind Enemy Lines, CARS, Marley & Me. Just a few of the films that the guy with 'that nose' has been in!
I just like this guy. He's funny, cool, not handsome but not ugly; and he's gotten to star in some of the best movies. Shanghai Knights was fun. Zoolander- a classic. Wedding Crashers- a must have. I recently saw again "You, Me & Dupree" – Matt Dillon's character could have been played by anybody- but Dupree? Please- only Mr. Wilson could pull of Seven Different Kinds Of Smoke! CARS 2 begins filming soon-should be another win! Happy Birthday, buddy.


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A Spanish immersion teacher and a world cultures teacher have been named Spring Lake Park District 16's Teachers of the Year.
Amanda Saum, a third-grade teacher in the Spanish Immersion program, and Tricia Miller, a sixth- and seventh-grade teacher at Westwood Middle School, received the honors May 9 at a reception held at BeBop Venue in Blaine.
The honor is awarded at two levels – preschool through elementary and secondary. Educators are nominated by district staff, parents or community members.
The nomination calls for a teacher who inspires students, plays an active role in the school community and is respected and admired by students, parent and colleagues.
The event is sponsored by Spring Lake Park Teachers United, the teacher's union representing the district's teachers.
When choosing the winners, the selection committee is not attempting to pick the best teacher, said Kalli Binkowski, co-chairperson for the Teacher of the Year committee at Spring Lake Park High School. "We have so many excellent teachers. We are trying to choose one who represents all the best teachers in our district."
Amanda Saum
In her fourth year of teaching, this is Saum's first year at District 16.
"I was really, really surprised," Saum said about having received the honor.
When her colleagues a few days before the reception started acting a bit different around her and when her parents announced they might come up from Luverne to visit her for the weekend, Saum suspected something was up.
But when she heard an emcee at the banquet read a Spanish poem in English that one of her students had written, that's when she realized she had won the honor.
"When I heard her poem, everything clicked," Saum said.
Before coming to SLP, Saum taught at the middle and high schools in Lake City, fifth- and sixth-graders in the Eden Prairie School District and third- through fifth-graders in St. Paul.
Saum is a graduate of St. Catherine University in St. Paul.
She comes from a long line of educators.
"I wanted to be a teacher since I was in third grade," she said.
Her philosophy centers on helping kids to better understand themselves and how they learn.
Her nomination came from a family involved in the Spanish Immersion Program.
"It's special that families have validated my work," she said.
Had she not gone into teaching, she would have chosen a field in public health in a teaching capacity, helping community members.
She is happy to be teaching in the Spanish Immersion Program at Westwood Intermediate.
Saum acknowledges those who have helped her along her successful path. Her boyfriend Carlos Stewart, a behavior specialist in St. Paul, who gives her support and offers new perspectives on what is best for a child. Tom Larson, principal at Westwood, for his leadership under which she has professionally "grown so much," she said. And she appreciates working with the Spanish Immersion Program staff, who constantly keep the program moving forward and growing, she said.
The District 16 Teacher of the Year honor is "a vote of confidence that I've chosen the right profession," Saum said.
Tricia Miller
When emcee Kalli Binkowski announced the winners, rather than using her own words, she read quotes from their students.
One was from a student of Miller's, who said she was "pretty much the only reason I came to school."
"The quote she was saying brought tears to my eyes," said Miller, when she first realized she had been selected. "It was a really cool moment. It was exciting."
Prior to joining District 16, Miller taught Spanish in the middle and high school in the Columbia Heights School District for two years. She has taught at WWMS since 2006. She first taught eighth-grade Spanish for five years and has been teaching a world cultures class to sixth- and seventh-graders for the last two years at the school.
Her popular service projects are anticipated even before students take her classes. Among projects, she has overseen student-run campaigns to improve conditions half-way across the world. Her students have raised and donated funds to Water for Life, for such far-reaching places as Africa or Haiti, places that don't have access to clean water. Her students have donated to Nothing But Nets for the purchase of nets to stop the spreading of malaria among children. And Miller's students have raised funds for Heifer International to buy a cow and chickens for sustainable living in third world countries, to name a few projects.
"I do the project to teach the students that the world is a lot bigger than Blaine, Minn.," Miller said in an earlier interview.
Miller was raised in Woodbury.
She earned a bachelor's degree in Spanish education from Bethel University in St. Paul and a master's degree in teaching and learning from St. Mary's University of Minnesota.
Both her mother and father were teachers. At a young age, she began visiting the fourth and fifth grade classrooms of her father, Hal Shaver, twice a year at Valentine Hills Elementary School in the Mounds View School District.
"My dad was an amazing role model for me," she said.
Her ninth-grade Spanish teacher, Chris Henning, fueled her desire to go into education. He made the class fun.
"I thought 'that's what I want to do when I grow up,'" Miller said.
Miller's teaching philosophy is "they won't care how much you know, until they know how much you care."
She strives to make students' days good, she said. She especially enjoys joking with them, and similar to her ninth-grade Spanish teacher, making it fun to learn.
Miller says she teaches among really great colleagues.
Miller is married to her husband, David. They have two children, Gabriel (Gabe), 3, and Cameron (Cam), three-months-old.
"I'm very honored," she said about being named a Teacher of the Year.
Both Saum and Miller, along with the 30 other teachers who applied for the awards, are nominated for Minnesota Teacher of the Year.
Elyse Kaner is at [email protected]


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2008-07-17 / Early Files
Longtime Bath attorney passes
Editor's note: The following article was gleaned from Feb. 15, 1929 edition of The Recorder. It was reprinted from the Covington Virginian. H.B. Wood was publisher. John W. Stephenson Jr., Commonwealth's Attorney of Bath County since 1919, and member of a prominent Virginia family, died at his ancestral home, "The Chimneys," Sunday morning, of cerebral hemorrhage.
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