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Dr. Bartley and Lynette Hoy will be co-presenting AACC pre-conference and conference workshops in Opryland, Sept. 27-30, 2017! "Seeing Red: Best Practices for Anger Management" and "Motivating Couples to Release Their Anger Through Heartfelt Forgiveness"! Register here!
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Spanish Edition of What's Good About Anger? ¿QUÉ HAY DE BUENO EN LA IRA? Libro y cuaderno ampliado acerca del manejo de la ira.
La mayoría de la gente cree que la ira es una emoción negativa de la cual nada bueno puede proceder. Mucha gente piensa que la ira no debe expresarse y que tales sentimientos son malos. Este libro de trabajo explora la ira como emoción y cómo el enojarse—lo cual es parte de la experiencia humana—puede utilizarse para el bien.
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- Perhaps it is an extreme drought in the U.S., Brazil and/or Russia, which could result in much higher commodity and food prices, adversely impacting the consumer's purchasing power.
- Maybe it is another major flash crash or a series of mini flash crashes that inject market uncertainty.
- Or a coronal mass ejection in which the sun emits solar flares that penetrate the Earth's atmosphere and initially wipe out most GPS systems and disrupt numerous communications systems, electronic devices and power grids all over the world.
- Or maybe an event that is entirely not expected such as a political coup or a liquidity event emanating from a company, sector or region not anticipated.
The ETF bubble along with the proliferation of price-sensitive and momentum-driven high-frequency-trading strategies have served to exacerbate market moves. Indeed, as I mentioned on "Fast Money" last week, nearly 70% of NYSE trading activity is ETF- and high-frequency-trading-related. I worry that the transition from accumulation to liquidation of ETF products produces tracking problems as well as transmission and redemption issues. Retail and institutional investors lose faith in the ETF system and abandon the markets. 9. It becomes apparent that control of the House of Representatives will turn over to the Democratic Party in 2014. This provides a clear mandate for the Obama administration to enact populist legislation, including a wealth tax and transaction taxes on equity and stock trading. 10. An unanticipated black swan event surfaces. As I have observed, there has been a growing frequency of black swans around the world. Black swans, by design, are something unseen.

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Ihave always craved excitement, but it wasn't until my 30s that I realised I'd become an adrenaline junkie. I was single and earning good money as a civil engineer, so I had the means to explore my addiction.
One of my obsessions was kite-surfing. In summer 2003, I bought a power kite, five metres across – the length of a large car. It's important to practise controlling the kite on land first, so I took it with me on a 4 July visit to my uncle and aunt's 40-acre ranch, which is in a canyon just outside Sequoia national park in California. Next to the house there is an open field, about the size of a football pitch, and on the second day I took the kite there to try it out.
The wind wasn't too strong, so I agreed to teach my cousins, who are around the same age as me, how to fly it. But once we had started, a powerful breeze began to pick up. One of my cousins lost control and let go of the handles, and the kite made a dive towards power lines at the edge of the field. There was a terrifying buzz as the kite struck the lines, then exploded like a firecracker. Burning shards of nylon fell into the brush beneath, where six-foot flames instantly erupted.
I'd left my Jeep at the side of the field, and the flames spread so quickly I had to race them to where it was parked, terrified it, too, would catch fire. There was a gravel road I thought might act as a firebreak, but as I gunned the engine, I could see embers sailing on the wind, and another fire broke out on the other side of the road. My cousins had raced back to the house on foot and, with a growing sense of dread, I drove after them.
My aunt and uncle's house is surrounded by outbuildings and rented wood cabins, many of which were occupied. My family began reeling out hoses and grabbing shovels in an attempt to build a firebreak, and also started moving pets to safety. One of the dogs needed to be kept separate from the others – they didn't get on – so my aunt told me to drop him off with a neighbour farther down the canyon.
The canyon has lots of very dry grass at that time of year, and the winds kept shifting, spreading the blaze in all directions. I sped off with the dog, but on the way stopped to help another resident who was trying to prevent the fire from reaching a propane tank on his property. He left me with a hose to water down the vegetation around the tank and I ended up being kept away from my family for several hours. They thought I'd run away, which caused some temporary hard feelings. In all honesty, I have questioned how much I was motivated by following orders and how much by wanting to stay away from the fire.
In only minutes, the fire had spread more than a mile up the valley, where another 50 homes would soon be in danger. When the fire department arrived, they immediately ordered more crews until eventually hundreds of firefighters had descended from all over the state. Planes and helicopters swooped through the dense white smoke, unleashing thousands of gallons of water. Around 30 fire engines took eight hours to contain the inferno, stopping it several miles from where it had started.
By the time the fire was fully under control, 170 acres had been destroyed, along with a barn, a stable and a shed on my uncle's property. Elsewhere, residents were able to keep the fire at bay, or owned concrete houses that were invulnerable to the flames. The fire department ruled the incident an accident, so no one in my family was charged with the cost of putting it out – I gather this may have been as much as $1m. That didn't stop me feeling responsible, though.
I'm told I spent the following days walking around in shock, looking like a zombie, and that's certainly how I felt. I think what hit me the most was how a seemingly small error could have such a devastating impact. My family still occasionally talk about the incident, though there are no longer any hard feelings.
I'm forever thankful no one was injured or killed. I do think a life without risk is a life half-lived, though, and at some point I'm keen to give kite-surfing another go. I'll just approach it with a little more respect.
• As told to Chris Broughton.
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Alaska's Congressional Delegation is advocating that Congress use the same approach it does with the Veterans Administration and fund the Indian Health Service one year in advance, to avoid the recurring and needless uncertainty faced by Alaska Native health care providers and those of providers for all indigenous people. Given the fact that the IHS has received its funding on time only once in the last fifteen years, the delegation wrote a letter pressing House and Senate Budget Committee Leadership to foster an environment for future budgets that does away with this nearly annual stress on the system:
Senators Lisa Murkowski and Mark Begich joined Congressman Don Young in writing:
"We respectfully request your support in allowing Congress to fund the Indian Health Service (IHS) on the same advance appropriations schedule that is currently used for Veteran Administration (VA) medical accounts. This request would not require increased appropriations. We simply ask the Budget Conference to enable Congress to fund IHS one fiscal year in advance.
"Congress, in enacting the Veterans Health Care Budget Reform and Transparency Act of 2009, authorized advance appropriations for the VA. Congress supported this effort in an overwhelming, bipartisan manner. The VA and IHS are the only agencies that provide direct, federally-funded healthcare to specific populations and both agencies provide the services pursuant to longstanding federal policies. Providing for the healthcare of our nation's Native peoples is a critical component of our federal trust responsibility to tribes "
They also spotlighted the consistency of this problem by pointing out:
"Since 1998, the Interior Appropriations bill, which funds IHS, has only once been enacted on time..."
Closing out the letter, they informed the Conferees that this concept has national support:
"Enabling advance appropriations for IHS is supported by a number of Native organizations and veterans advocacy groups including: the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI), the National Indian Health Board (NIHB), the National Council of Urban Indian Health (NCUIH), the Maniilaq Association, and National American Indian Veterans (NAIV)."
The delegation letter is attached.
[Only available in PDF format, please see source to view document.]
Source: http://www.murkowski.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?p=PressReleases&ContentRecord_id=0761d9a5-b0cf-4664-93e3-34245885dd65&ContentType_id=b94acc28-404a-4fc6-b143-a9e15bf92da4&Group_id=c01df158-d935-4d7a-895d-f694ddf41624


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By Gordon Bell
The chained Farley Mowat floats under police guard in Cape Town harbour, out of reach of the whaling ships its captain seeks to destroy.
For seven weeks, the crew of the tiny activist ship harassed Japanese whalers in Antarctic waters, chasing the hunters through thousands of kilometres of icy seas.
Now, the Canadian-registered ship has been forced to rest.
Last month, it was detained on arrival in South Africa by marine officials who say it does not meet safety requirements.
The crew talk of a diplomatic conspiracy to shut their campaign down - and as they wait, they muse on their latest high-seas battle.
The 657-ton Farley Mowat - flying the skull-and-crossbones - stalked Japanese ships hunting minke whales through the huge waves of the Southern Ocean and eventually sideswiped the fleet's cargo ship.
"Every time we approached them, they ran. We kept them running for 4 000 miles (6 440km) and 15 days," captain and activist Paul Watson said from the deck of his ship.
"We couldn't catch them, so it was constantly a hit-and-ambush type of thing," he says, recounting tales of the whalers he has helped to sink and the damage caused to those that escaped.
A founding member of Greenpeace, Watson now heads the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, which broke away from Greenpeace and believes in action rather than protests.
"We don't injure anyone (but) we do damage property, property that has been used for illegal activity. We confiscate long-lines, we confiscate drift nets, we intercept poachers and we have sunk whaling ships."
Labelled a pirate and an ecological terrorist by critics, the grey-bearded Canadian says he is upholding international laws and scorns what he calls a "softer" approach adopted by groups like Greenpeace to end whale hunting.
The activists on board the Farley Mowat, now languishing in a drab security zone in Cape Town's harbour within sight of the expensive Royal Cape Yacht Club, believe Japan has something to do with their detention.
He claims the Japanese government has pressured SA, using its economic clout - an accusation both Japan and SA vehemently deny.
"There is no pressure from Japan or Canada, there is nothing like that. It is just nonsense," says Saleem Modak, operations manager at the South African Marine Safety Authority.
"Do you think we would allow a ship of that size to come into our port without having the right certificates?"
Watson has vowed authorities will not stop his campaign, and has promised to intensify the battle against the whalers. "We will be back next year with a faster ship," he said.


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Is it time spoken word was recognised as an independent art form?
If you read the Edinburgh Fringe Guide, you'll discover that comedy listings take up 133 pages, theatre 87 pages, and spoken word a mere eight pages.
From these cold figures, it would seem spoken word is the runt of the litter – but even a few years ago there wasn't any spoken word section at all. The spoken word scene is growing and it deserves a new level of attention.
I came to the spoken word scene quite late. What put me off for a long time was this awful image – this cliché – of self-indulgent poetry pitched somewhere between a rap battle and the psychiatrist's couch. Spoken word really just isn't like that anymore. Think about Kate Tempest, Inua Ellams and Polarbear. They're performing at BAC and the National Theatre, getting reviewed in national papers by theatre critics. Which raises the question: if spoken word is no longer an outsider art form, does it deserve its own space? Are we doing it a disservice by lumping it in with others, like theatre?
Both art forms share a desire to tell a good story. Since humans became clever enough to string two words together, we've been telling stories, performing them out loud. At first those performances differed very little, until one day someone thought "What about some costume? And a bit of set? Hell, we could get other people to play the different parts!" And thus theatre was born.
Spoken word, on the other hand, stuck with the words. It was the poetry, rather than the performance, that was revered, handed on generation to generation as an oral tradition, a literal spoken word – until finally these great epic stories written down – formalised and made definitive – and the tradition of spoken word shifted to the written word. It's only relatively recently that spoken word and performance have reared their heads again.
[pullquote]Just as we have theatre specialists who only review theatre, spoken word specialists could review spoken word and give it the prominence it's due[/pullquote]
So theatre and spoken word start out in the same place, but take very different paths to make it to the 21st century. So, can they be enjoyed, appraised and critiqued in the same way?
Just as we have theatre specialists who only review theatre, maybe more spoken word specialists could review spoken word and give it the prominence it's due. Perhaps those who have a background in poetry, and spoken literary traditions; who look at the spoken word artists as poets as well as performers. Every other section of the Fringe brochure – comedy, music, dance, art – has its own critics. Why not spoken word?
There are, of course, those wonderful blurred lines where the truly magical stuff happens. Theatre that incorporates movement and dance. Poetry that embraces music. Comedy that doesn't shy away from theatricality and drama. My own work plays with the lines between spoken word and theatre – re-examining those ancient traditions and the fork in the road where the two art forms split. I would love to see a collective of critics whose passion, whose knowledge, whose expertise were focussed on the burgeoning world of spoken word. Whose insights and writing would give spoken word the space it deserves.
Tristan Bernays' The Bread and The Beer is at Underbelly, Cowgate from August 1 to 25 at the Edinburgh Fringe


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OAK PARK HEIGHTS — The Oak Park Heights City Council somewhat reluctantly agreed Tuesday to share the cost of constructing a trail between Osgood and Oxboro avenues as part of a Washington County project rebuilding roads around the Government Center.
The council agreed to have the city pay $20,700, or 75 percent, of the trail construction cost. The trail is part of a $2.5 million project to rebuild streets around county facility.
But several council members wondered why the city was being asked to pay for a trail that does not connect to other current city trails and benefits Government Center employees.
"The thing that strikes me is, it's a trail to nowhere," said Councilman Mike Runk.
City Administrator Eric Johnson said the trail cost was not anticipated, but added that county officials say the proposal is consistent, but "better" than current trail construction policies "which normally seeks 100 percent local cost share.
Johnson reminded the council in a memo that city officials hope to extend the proposed trail south on Osgood Avenue.
Johnson said if the council supported the trail cost-sharing agreement, city staff recommends the city not be responsible for trail maintenance; acceptance does not set any precedent; the county completes and conveys all easements for city utilities to the city as determined by the city engineer, and that city and county staffs discuss and resolve at their discretion the merits of the one percent administrative fees.
Councilman Mark Swenson said if the city wants a trail at that location, constructing as part of the county's project appears the best option.
"If you're going to do it, do it now while everything is torn up," he said.
Johnson added that although the proposed Government Center trail does not connect with other city trails, that can be done at a later date.
"Sometimes in trail construction, you don't get all you want. You get what you can," he said. "You try to build trails when you can. You get them in when and where you can."
In other business, the council:
l Learned the city had a clean audit of its 2012 finances. Auditor David Mol said no problems were found and the city is in compliance with state laws.
"We had no disagreements wtih management regarding the audit," Mol told the council. "It was a good result for 2012.
l Approved two separate park improvement requests from the Park Commission — one to contruct a modest-sized structure at the Moelter playground and the other to install sets of swing sets at Brekke Park and fitness equipment in Swager Park.
Johnson said the Park Commission wants to spend up to $30,000 from the Xcel contribution for Moelter to install a 12-foot by 12-foot covered picnic shelter at the park. That Xcel fund as a balance of more than $580,000.
Johnson said the proposed Moelter shelter would be similar in scale to the Brekke Park facility and be generically designed to work with future developments.
Johnson also notes that St. Croix Valley Baseball representative Chuck LeRoux presented the Park Commission with a proposal that LeRoux's organization install and maintain a baseball field at Moelter. Although the SCVB idea is in the early stages, a shelter would compliment future use, Johnson adds.
At Brekke Park, the Park Commission recommends installing a pair of swing sets, one near the small playground in the park's west side and the other on the east side of the park to replace the current swing set too far from the park shelter and other apparatus.
The Park Commission also recommends installing fitness equipment in Swager Park as part of a city trail training circuit. The commission suggests installing two or three items now and adding more equipment in the future.
Johnson said both projects would cost about $12,000 each. He added that the biggest cost are wood chips used around the bases of the equipment. He added that the city was unsuccessful in getting a $15,000 Playful Cities grant for the Swagar Park project.
Both projects would be paid for out of the city's budgeted project funds, park and trail improvement budget, which has a balance of about $133,000.


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Concert review: J.Lo's back with a fight
Despite having seven albums, a remix disc and dozens of singles under her belt, Jennifer Lopez, the performer, still had something to prove when she hit the stage on Thursday for the first of two nights at Staples Centre.
The multitasking diva recently walked away from a third season as a judge on American Idol to shift focus back to her music, film and business efforts. Currently on a joint tour with Enrique Iglesias (her first outing as a headliner), Lopez is playing a major game of catch up at 43 years old.
Lopez is years away from the glory days of 2001 when she made history with the No 1 album and movie in the same week with her sophomore record, J.Lo, and the romantic comedy The Wedding Planner. Although she's sold more than 70 million records around the world, her career has taken its fair share of punches (anybody remember "Bennifer"?).
Well aware of the criticism her pop stardom has amassed in recent years, Lopez showed she was ready for a fight on Thursday night.
After a deliciously slick opening that featured two of her earliest hits, Love Don't Cost a Thing and Waiting for Tonight, Lopez appeared as a boxer in a video montage that showed her infamous spill at the 2009 American Music Awards during a performance of her single Louboutins. It was an embarrassing moment that any other diva would have tried to erase from everyone's memory.
"When you fall down you get right back up ... that's how we do it where I'm from," a permanently glistening Lopez told the sold-out crowd before her latest single Goin' In. It was one of many telling moments in the nearly 90-minute show that proved Lopez, despite her late start in the touring game, shouldn't be counted out yet.
Singing live in pop music sometimes feels like asking too much these days. Kudos to Lopez for doing much of the heavy lifting during this concert. Sure, she had the standard background singers and occasional pre-recorded backup when she turned up the intensity of choreography (such as during Goin In), but it was commendable to see the confidence and stamina of her raw vocals that pop tarts half her age don't always offer. Live ballads still aren't firmly in her wheelhouse, but she sounded best during an acoustic version of her debut smash, If You Had My Love.
Leave it to the woman named one of the most beautiful in the world to offer plenty of evidence to back up that claim. In concert, she seamlessly channelled a cross between Vegas showgirl and dance-pop goddess with confidence and a ton of rhinestones. Lopez has shifted her attention to more sticky dance pop fare as of late, but there was a time when she knew her way around a hard-knocking hip-hop beat as well. The segment dedicated to those tunes, including the Ja Rule-assisted remixes of I'm Real and Ain't It Funny was an all too brief reminder of Lopez's early days flirting with urban pop.
Lopez's long-running track record as tabloid favourite has continued with recent rumours that she's kicking her backing dancer-turned-flame Casper Smart to the curb. Sorry to disappoint those with an office pool tracking her latest relationship, but Smart watched much of the show from the control booth before joining his girl on stage for the encore, Dance Again. He was also seen in a rather schmaltzy clip of the two doing an affectionate dance to Baby I Love U!, a somewhat awkward moment considering the track is from an album that featured a song dedicated to then-fiance Ben Affleck.
Wait, maybe that isn't a highlight after all?
*Jennifer Lopez performs in Dubai on November 22. Go to jlodubai.com for more.


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Kanagy, Margaret Elizabeth Brown (1883-1952)
Elizabeth became a Christian at age 17. While attending Toronto Bible School (now Tyndale University College and Seminary) along with Mennonite young women, she boarded and helped out at the Mennonite mission. In spring 1910 she began serving at the mission full time, teaching Sunday school, sewing classes, and led girls' clubs. Still in her 20s, it is reported that she played a significant role in designing the three-storey brick house on Gledhill Avenue which became the Toronto mission house and centre of activity for the next 50 years. In January 1914, after John Byler's resignation as superintendent, other women workers at the mission were instructed to relieve Elizabeth of domestic chores so she could do the work of managing the mission--except for preaching. Although she was asked "to take charge" without a title, the name M. E. Brown, superintendent, appears in the minutes of a 20 January 1915 meeting in a list of mostly male mission board officers in attendance.
That year, Simon Menno (S. M.) Kanagy came from Pennsylvania to do pastoral work at the Mennonite mission and to teach music at Toronto Bible College. In April 1915, he was appointed superintendent. Elizabeth and Simon were married on 29 June 1916. They moved to Hesston (Kansas) College in 1920 where Simon taught music and Elizabeth served as matron in the dormitory while continuing her education. Three years later they accepted an assignment at the Mennonite Home Mission in Chicago where they directed the first Vacation Bible School and Elizabeth developed girls' programs.Blair. Elizabeth became a teacher and mentor for girls and women in the congregation and the community, developed children's clubs and, along with Simon, directed Wanner's first Vacation Bible School in 1933. She led inspiring devotions at bi-weekly gatherings of young adult women whose work as domestics in area homes prevented them from attending regular Sunday worship services.
"We have had many Marthas ... but fewer women such as Elizabeth whose gracious personality, warmth of character and wealth of experience were such a source of strength to others," wrote Wanner's Edna (Hunsperger) Bowman for a Women's Mission and Service Commission publication in 1983.
Bechtel, Ken. Strangers Within the Gates: Wanner Mennonite Church. Cambridge, Ont.: The Church, 1987.
Burkhardt, Ferne. "The Origins and Development of the Toronto Mennonite Mission: Women Were Key Players, but Won Few Medals." Unpublished paper, 1991.
The Reesor Family in Canada: Genealogical and Historical Records, 1804-2004. Locust Hill, Ont.: Reesor Family in Canada Genealogical and Historical Society, 2004: 698-699.
Roth, Lorraine. Willing Service: Stories of Ontario Mennonite Women. Waterloo, Ont.: Mennonite Historical Society of Ontario and the Women's Missionary and Service Commission of Eastern Canada, 1992: 92-94.
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SPRINGFIELD, N.J. ( TheStreet) -- If you've never heard of Village Super Markets ( VLGEA), you're not alone. Village operates a chain of 26 markets in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Its stores aren't even called Village Super Market -- they're under the Shop Rite umbrella, which is a bit larger with about 200 stores all told. It's a far cry from massive chains like Kroger ( KR) and Safeway ( SWY), but Village has been a better investment than both, and that doesn't seem like it will change. Based in Springfield, New Jersey, Village Super Markets was founded in 1933 and generates about $1.2 billion in annual revenue. That's 1.5% of the revenue generated by Kroger, but with a margin of 2.26%, Village is more profitable than Kroger, which runs on a margin of 1.7%. Supermarkets have never been highly profitable, so that small difference is more impressive than it seems. Also, with a dividend yield of more than 3%, investors can expect more current income from Village than some other supermarket chains. Kroger pays a dividend yield of 1.6%, while Safeway's is a touch higher, at 1.8%. Winn-Dixie ( WINN), another large chain, currently doesn't pay a dividend. While Village's price movement may be ultra-choppy due to its small size, it's fared much better than its bigger brethren over the past year. Village has soared 51%, while Kroger and Winn-Dixie have fallen 10% and 13%, respectively. Safeway has risen 8.9%. As consumers switched to eating at home rather than going out during the recession, many analysts thought supermarkets would be poised to pop. That hasn't come to be. Investors may have simply pulled their money out altogether rather than investing in safety stocks, skipping out on any market risk in favor of government securities or a large mattress. That could be seen in Village as well -- the stock hasn't really moved much in the rally.
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The basic motivation behind this research is to expand the age range of students exposed to computer science and computer science concepts (such as recursion, concurrency and graph theory concepts) through the development and deployment of interesting and engaging hands-on computer science activities. The main goals are to determine ways, if possible, to teach traditionally difficult concepts to younger students and thus potentially increase students' exposure to, understanding of, and positive attitudes toward computer science. Although findings from the studies are preliminary, the general results are encouraging. Study 1 provided evidence that despite initial levels of frustration with the concept of recursion, increased understanding and application of skills were observed with middle school students. Study 2 explored concurrency using recent advancements in programming languages designed specifically for young programmers. This project with Grade 7 students involving everyday scenarios such as dishwashing and buying movie theatre tickets demonstrated ways in which these students were able to reason through and propose solutions for complex problems. Study 3 evaluated the use of graph theory instruction on Grade 6 students' abilities to solve grade appropriate mathematics problems. Preliminary results show that after a single instructional session many of the students were able to identify both correct and incorrect graphs and identify certain properties of graphs. We have further identified graph theory applications that appear to appeal to students at this grade level. The studies took place in school district on Vancouver Island as well as the SPARCS Afterschool Club held in the Department of Computer Science at UVic.
Stege, U. "Teaching binary numbers in K-12, teachers' manual," prepared for CATALYST'08, Kelowna, Apr 2008. SPARCS link (http://outreach.cs.uvic.ca/)


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The Catholic University Federalist Society chapter is celebrating its 30th anniversary at its annual alumni breakfast at the Society's National Lawyers Convention on Saturday, November 16, 2013, 8:00 A.M. at the Mayflower Hotel. Judge Alan Forst, the chapter's first president and a recently-appointed judge on the Florida Court of Appeals, will serve as the keynote speaker this year. There is no charge to attend the breakfast, which provides both current law students and alumni an opportunity to connect and re-connect. Registration for the Lawyers Convention is not required to attend the breakfast, but encouraged.
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Much of the world seems to be furious and disgusted.
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The Exploratory Committee, a newly-formed group of Pine Belt Leaders committed to meeting community needs, met to discuss plans for bettering the community in the Kresge Room of Thomas Business Building on William Carey University's campus on December 1 at 6 p.m. Judge Dawn Beam, 10th District Chancery Judge; Dr. Stephen Beam, physician at Work Well Occupational Health; Tim Carley, a real estate agent with Mississippi Land Company; Michael Dixon, pastor of Ekklesia Church; and Van Jones, co-founder of Nicole and Van Jones' After School Academics and Arts Center lead and facilitated the discussion.
In August, community leaders met on The University of Southern Mississippi's campus to discuss the challenges faced in the Hattiesburg area. From that meeting, the Exploratory Committee was formed, and the group has worked diligently to find out needs in the community that are not being met, and what can be done to address those needs. The committee presented findings from their research during the session. The project is aimed at involving area churches in joining together to serve the area.


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Saturday movie review: Top 10 DVDs of 2013
Instead of reviewing one movie for you today, I'm going to give you ten — the top 10 DVDs Jim and I watched in 2013. If it's on this list, consider it a movie I recommend, a movie I want to share with you before moving on to reviewing newer flicks of 2014.
This is not a definitive list of what I consider the top movies released on DVD last year, as my husband and I do see a lot of movies in the theater, many of which are now out on DVD. These are just our favorites of those we saw last year for the first time on DVD — not in the theater — listed in the order we viewed them, ending with the most recent. (Note: None of these are for kids under the age of 13; most are not for kids at all.)
THE PERKS OF BEING A WALLFLOWER (PG13), starring Logan Lerman and Emma Watson. Coming-of-age stories are a favorite genre of mine. The acting is stellar, the story sweet.
DJANGO UNCHAINED (R), starring Jamie Foxx and Christoph Waltz. Yes, directed by Quentin Tarantino, but this features a more touching story than most Tarantino films. And less violence than most of his films.
SEVEN PSYCHOPATHS (R), starring Colin Farrell, Sam Rockwell and Christopher Walken. Ah, the dark humor of this, the suprises throughout. So funny.
MUD (PG13), starring Matthew McConaughey and Reese Witherspoon. Yes, McConaughey takes off his shirt, naturally. Despite that (just avert your eyes if you're as sick of that schtick as I), this is an exceptionally moving coming-of-age story of another sort.
STUCK IN LOVE (R), starring Greg Kinnear and Jennifer Connelly. Kids, even once adults, often just don't get the dynamics of the long-time marriage between Mom and Dad. Sad and sweet — with a little <cuss> of a daughter thrown in for bone-cutting realism.
THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES (R), starring Ryan Gosling and Bradley Cooper. This one was so not what I expected. It's long — and some moviegoers hated that — but it's worth the time invested. Unforgettable moments here.
THE WAY WAY BACK (PG13), starring Steve Carell, Toni Collette, Sam Rockwell. Another coming-of-age story. Carell's a jerk (really, a royal jerk!) and Rockwell is a savior. Oh, and Allison Janney will have you in stitches. This movie made me love Sam Rockwell more than I already did.
2 GUNS (R), starring Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg. Good guys, bad guys, and you never know which is which. A storyline you simply cannot predict — which is always a good thing, in my book.
PARKLAND (PG13), starring Paul Giamatti and Marcia Gay Harden. With so many books and stories and such on the JFK assassination, it amazes me there's been so little on the hospital where JFK was rushed just after the shooting and the impact the filming had on Zapruder. An interesting movie, and believable as it's based on a book of the same name by Vincent Bugliosi.
JAYNE MANSFIELD'S CAR (R), starring Robert Duvall, Billy Bob Thornton, Kevin Bacon and John Hurt. Say what you will about Thornton; I think he's a fantastic screenwriter, storyteller, director. This time he focuses his efforts on the ravages of war, family dynamics, father and son relationships. Beautifully — and humorously — done.
If you're looking for a good movie to rent for the weekend — or any time — I hope you'll find a gem here that you possibly hadn't previously considered.
Pass the popcorn! Enjoy!
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"Marc G. Fournier" <scrappy(at)postgresql(dot)org> writes: > On Thu, 30 Sep 2004, Josh Berkus wrote: >> Is it possible that our lists-to-newsgroups gateway is broken? Before I >> start getting pushy with Google, I want to make sure it's not our problem. > Its actually redundant ... Oliver, in France, is running one also, same > hierarchy, same message-ids, so that there are no duplicates .. so both > would have to be broken at the same time ... I don't believe that they really cut us off for inactivity, because they have postings up through 16 Sept and we know that the cutoff occurred then or within a very few days afterwards. A different semi-legitimate reason for a cutoff is that, so far as I know, the comp.databases.postgresql newsgroups never went through the formal vote process to be recognized as legitimate mainstream newsgroups. Back when I was a netnews administrator for CMU, it was common practice to refuse to carry groups that hadn't passed such a vote, and I imagine it still is. I haven't heard that Google is getting strict about this (and they sure didn't mention it in their comments) but if they are then we don't have much of a leg to stand on. regards, tom lane
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Salt Lake City—Kirton McConkie is pleased to announce it has elected three new Shareholders. Each was previously an Associate with the firm. Tyler L. Buswell is a member of the firm's Real Estate section. Alexander N. Pearson is a member of the firm's Corporate section. Brian D. Tucker is a member of the firm's Intellectual Property section. Kirton McConkie is a full service commercial law firm with nearly 150 attorneys focusing on international, corporate, real estate, employment, First Amendment, immigration, intellectual property, tax, estate planning and family law.
Salt Lake City— Bank of Utah has restructured its accounting and finance group, which has included creating a new vice president of finance position. Menah Strong will serve as chief administrative officer and Nathan DeFries has been hired to serve as vice president of finance. DeFries, CPA, will work directly with the Bank's chief financial officer in managing the finances of the bank. He will supervise all accounting functions and will be responsible for the integrity of the general ledger. DeFries will review cash positions, control cash accounts and accounts payable. In addition, he will be responsible for the overall liquidity reporting, including stress testing, assisting stockholders with the sale and purchase of bank shares and assisting the chief financial officer with the budgeting process. DeFries will also serve as controller for Bank of Utah. He has previously served as controller for Proficio Bank and Target Bank, and also served as Senior Financial Reporting Analyst at Silicon Valley Bank. He earned both bachelor's and master's degrees in accounting from Brigham Young University. DeFries is a long-time volunteer with the Boy Scouts of America. Strong, CPA, will continue as chief administrative officer, with additional responsibilities created through the restructuring. Her key duties are to support the production of deposits, which includes all payments systems, online banking, Automated Clearing House, check clearing, central operations, wires, official checks and money orders. An employee of Bank of Utah since 1997, Strong previously served as a controller and internal auditor. She earned both bachelor's and master's degrees in accounting from Weber State University, and is a graduate of Pacific Coast Banking School. Strong is a board member of the Boys and Girls Club of Weber Davis and a member of the Utah Association of Certified Public Accountants.
Salt Lake City—Key Private Bank announced today that Jason Stoddard has been named a wealth advisor for KeyBank's Utah market. In this role, he will be responsible for delivering comprehensive, personalized advice to individuals and families with substantial wealth to address their sophisticated and diverse wealth planning needs. A native of Salt Lake City, Stoddard most recently served as senior vice president and director of sales and services for KeyBank's Retail Bank in Cleveland, Ohio, where he was responsible for the branch sales strategy for 1,000 KeyBank branches. Since joining Key in 2004, Stoddard also served as area retail leader and district retail leader for KeyBank's Utah market. Prior to joining Key, Stoddard was a licensed branch manager for Bank One/JP Morgan Chase and a brokerage trader with Fidelity Investments. Stoddard received his bachelor's degree in business management from the University of Phoenix in Salt Lake City and is also a graduate of the University of Virginia's Graduate School of Retail Banking. He holds Series 7, 63 and 66 licenses and is licensed by the State of Utah to sell life and health insurance.
Salt Lake City—Airport Revenue News (ARN) magazine named Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) Executive Director Maureen Riley as 2015 Director of the Year in the large airports category. ARN selected Riley for her leadership in the aviation industry and for her role in overseeing the airport's $1.8 billion terminal redevelopment program. Riley is featured on the cover of the December/January issue of the publication and will be presented the award at the ARN Conference and Exhibition in March. Airport Revenue News Publisher Ramon Lo, cited Riley's work to improve SLC, her contributions to the aviation industry as well as the tremendous respect by her peers, which made her a unanimous choice by the ARN editorial team. Riley currently serves as chair of Airports Council International – North America, an organization that advocates for policies and issues that impact the aviation industry.


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Armed carjackers open fire on Seattle man
Published 6:08 pm, Saturday, January 5, 2013
A man was shot at several times in front of his South Seattle home after two men demanded his car early Saturday morning, according to police.
Around 5:00a.m., the victim and a female friend were getting out of the car in the 4500 block of South Willow Street when police say two men approached them.
One of the men reportedly pulled out a handgun, pointed it at the victim, and demanded he hand over his car. Police say the victim turned towards his house and started to run and that's when the armed suspect began shooting. He fired three shots at the victim but missed each time.
The two suspects fled the scene in the victim's Cadillac and were last seen headed westbound on S. Willow.
Officers responded to the area but were unable to locate the car or the suspects.
Both suspects are described as black men; one of them reportedly in his 20's to 30's, and was seen wearing a black and red jacket and baseball hat at the time.
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Police want to talk to a man who approached a woman in Bury St Edmunds on Thursday.
It happened between 12.15pm and 12.30pm on the combined cycle/footpath in Mount Road, on Bury's Moreton Hall estate.
The woman, in her early thirties, was walking into town with her daughter, when a cyclist overtook her and stopped ahead, waiting for her to catch up.
He then walked beside her, asking a series of personal questions, including her age, her child's age and where she lived.
The woman tried to not engage with him and eventually he went away.
The man is described as Asian, in his early thirties, around 5ft 6in tall, of slim build, with short wavy black hair and a black moustache.
He was wearing a blue tracksuit top and denim jeans and had a black mountain bike.
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By Randy Vogt
The best World Cup ever? Not if you are concerned about player safety.
Referees have been told for the past decade about the dangers of head
injuries. With players on the ground holding their head or with players who appear to be woozy, I stop the game immediately no matter where the ball is on the field, no matter the age group or level
of play.
Just as I stop the game whenever I believe a player could be seriously injured, as "Law 5: The Referee" states. The player is then substituted, which is generally not
an issue as he or she is replaced while perhaps being evaluated on the touchline.
In the World Cup, we had three instances where players with possible concussions returned to the field
before they were properly evaluated, putting themselves in real danger. In the first scenario, Uruguay's Alvaro Pereira was knocked cold by a knee to the head during a first
round game against England. With him lying on his back unresponsive, team trainers tried to slap him awake. After waking, he signaled to his coach that he wanted to play again. He was off the field
for less than two minutes. Later, Pereira said that "the lights went out" after he was hit in the head.
In Argentina's semifinal game against the Netherlands,
Javier Mascherano hit heads with a Dutch player. He spent a little more than two minutes on the touchline while play continued before he returned to the game. That's
approximately four minutes before he should have returned if he had received a proper neurological evaluation to determine the extent of his head injury.
In the final, Germany's
Christoph Kramer went down after his head hit the shoulder of an Argentina defender as the ball was tackled away from him. I'm not a doctor but I could see from the TV coverage
that he was glassy-eyed as he was walking by the touchline, being attended to by the German trainers. So why was he allowed to return to the field a few minutes later? The return was short-lived,
though, as he remained woozy and could no longer continue.
There are huge risks in playing with a head injury, including sudden impact syndrome, which can occur when a player with a
concussion sustains another before the first one has healed. The result could be fatal, although that's rare. Players who return to the field too early or experience repeated concussions could
be setting themselves up for a lifetime of headaches, sensitivity to light and sound plus chronic fatigue.
The reason that these players returned to the field so soon is their team was
playing short since if they were substituted, they could not return to the game. That's why I am proposing an addition to Law 5. So in the future, when a player with any injury comes off the
field to be evaluated and is not substituted, the opposing team must take a player off the field as well. Until the injured player returns to the field or is substituted. This change would also affect
"Law 3: The Number of Players."
Also with professional games, players with head injuries need to be evaluated by a doctor with no connection to either team, not the team
doctor, to determine if the player is healthy enough to return to the game. A translator who speaks the languages of the teams and the doctor would also be provided, if necessary. I am hopeful that
with this change in the rules and with a change of a neutral medical professional doing the evaluation, we no longer will be putting soccer players with head injuries back into the game before they
are ready.
The NFL recently learned the hard way -- through thousands of players suing the league for concealing what it knew about head injuries -- that players with concussions should
not return to the field until they have fully recovered from their injuries.
Even President Barack Obama weighed in on this issue last year, saying he's a football fan
but that if he had a son, considering the impact the game has on its players, he would think long and hard before allowing his son to play. He specifically mentioned concussions as a major issue.
(Randy Vogt has officiated over 9,000 games during the past three decades, from professional matches in front of thousands to six-year-olds being
cheered on by very enthusiastic parents. In Preventive Officiating, he shares his wisdom gleaned from thousands of games and hundreds of clinics to help referees not only survive but thrive on the
soccer field. You can visit the book's website at www.preventiveofficiating.com)


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Week of May 14
Accident: At 12:55 p.m. May 3, there was an accident on Industrial Boulevard that knocked down a pole and power lines, closing the road for more than nine hours, municipal police said. The driver, who was not named, was transported to a local hospital for non-life threatening injuries. Bethel Park Volunteer Fire Department personnel along with workers from West Penn Power Co. responded, police said.
Banner stolen: A white banner with brown lettering measuring 4-feet by 8-feet, was stolen from the Peters Creek Presbyterian Church on Brookwood Drive, township police said The banner read 40 Days of Community and was valued at $80, police said. The theft was reported at 10:31 a.m. May 7, but the banner was stolen between 2 p.m. May 3 and 8 a.m. May 4.
Theft: Seven pairs of eyeglass frames, valued at $150 to $300 each, were stolen from Crossroads Eye Care, 4160 Washington Road, township police said. Employees said two black men entered the store at 2:50 p.m. May 7, and one of the men stood near the surveillance camera blocking the view, police said. After they left the store, employees noticed several empty slots where the glass frames should have been and viewed the surveillance tape, police said. One of the men was seen placing the frames in a pant pocket, police said.
Aggravated assault: Jon W. Shelton was placed in Washington County Jail late May 7, after being charged with aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, simple assault and harassment, township police said. Shelton, 73, of Carol Drive, Peters Township was released after posting bond. Police said Shelton baked his vehicle out of his driveway at 4:05 p.m. May 7, and according to a 14-year-old boy, also from Carol Drive, accelerated about 50 yards and struck the boy's legs. The boy did not require medical attention, police said. Shelton allegedly does not like the juveniles playing in the cul de sac and places vehicles in the road to prohibit them from playing or making noise near his house, police said. No other neighbors have complained, police said.
Two-car accident: A two-car accident at 5:05 p.m. May 6 resulted in one of the cars striking a utility pole southbound on Washington Road at the intersection of Waterdam Plaza Drive, township police said. William Scheiwer, 80, of Deerfield Drive, Canonsburg, was traveling south in the passing lane, when he turned to the slow lane, police said. Karen Leonard, 65, of Blaine Avenue, Canonsburg, was making a right turn from Waterdam Plaza Drive, to travel south on Washington Road, when the two cars collided, police said. The impact forced Leonard's car to travel about 150 feet before spinning and striking the utility pole, police said. Neither driver complained of any injuries.
Criminal mischief: The passenger window of a pickup truck parked at a residence on Longvue Drive, McMurray, was shattered between 9 p.m. May 7, and when the incident was reported at 1:51 p.m. May 8, township police said.
Endangering welfare of a child: Tela Chatman, 28, of 7137 Hermitage St., Pittsburgh, was charged with endangering the welfare of a child after her 6-year-old child was found to have been left alone at home, township police said. The incident was reported at 4:21 p.m. April 25. The case is being investigated by Children, Youth and Families of the Allegheny County Department of Human Services.
Harassment: Karen Kneib, 55, of 230 Boden Ave., Carnegie, was charged with harassment after township police said she continually contacted her family members by telephone, police said. She was charged at 10 p.m. April 28. Kneib was taken to the Allegheny County Jail for arraignment.
False identification: Mackenzie Sherman, 30, of 3720 Namdi St., Albany, Ga., was charged with false identification to law enforcement and access device fraud at 3:14 p.m. May 1, after using another's credit card without authorization at Walmart, township police said.


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JERUSALEM (Dec. 1)
Government sources said today that Israel faces no difficulties obtaining credit from foreign banks despite the precarious state of its economy. Moreover, since the United States has indicated it will increase economic aid, Israel's position in the monetary market should improve, the sources said.
Those optimistic forecasts coincided with reports here today that Israel's foreign currency reserves reached an all time low of $2.7 billion last month and that the economic policies of Finance Minister Yigal Cohen-Orgad, who took office less than two months ago, have come under scathing criticism by Bank of Israel Governor Moshe Mandelbaum.
There was no hard data on the depletion of foreign currency reserves in November. Estimates range between $70-90 million. Since last April, however, the country's reserves of foreign currency dwindled in the amount of $450 million. The trend is continuing but at a slower pace.
Financial sources pointed out that whatever the drop in November, it was less than the $176 million decline in October. October was the month that saw thousands of Israelis cash in their index-linked bank securities to purchase foreign currencies, mainly U.S. Dollars, in anticipation of a major new devaluation of the Shekel.
The tide was stemmed when the government banned most foreign currency transactions on November 12. But Mandelbaum, who heads the central bank, Israel's equivalent of the U.S. Federal Reserve, contended that Cohen-Orgad's economic policies amounted to "shots in the dark", a charge the new finance minister had frequently leveled against his predecessor, Yoram Aridor.
Mandelbaum, speaking at a closed meeting of bank experts, said the only way to deal with the economic crisis was to reach an agreement between labor, management and government on a wage-price freeze. He said the time is ripe for such a move because the alternative — abolishing the system of linking prices and wages to inflation — is impossible at the present three digit inflation rate.
Others attending the meeting said the 23 percent devaluation of the Shekel in October was a wasted move because the government should have cut its budget before introducing devaluation. Maariv reported today that Finance Minister Cohen-Orgad recently rejected a proposal to further devaluate the Shekel.


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Maybe it's the shorter days. Maybe it's the winter blues.
Or in my case, maybe its the I-got-out-of-winter-but-sprained-my ankle-on-my-vacation-to-Florida-without-my-kids blues.
The boys have been happy with legos and board games and puzzles and frankly, more Sponge Bob than is good for them. We've made up some good stories and a few great forts, but haven't been creating much else.
To kick off some Valentine's Day crafts, I picked up some cute heart shaped window gels and some pipe cleaners I thought we could turn into hearts. Nearly a week has gone by and here are the boys' window displays:
Do you see that clear rectangle outline around the hearts? That is actually the plastic sheet the gels come loaded on. They didn't even have the decency to peel off the gels one by one. Just peeled off one side and pressed it to the window. Noah at least moved some of his gels around so at least we have a little layering going on.
So many gorgeous Valentine images and ideas on the 'net (you can see some of my favorites here). I'm not boycotting but I'm not pushing the Valentine's theme in our house. The kids have some ideas for their class Valentines and I think we have a foot or two of snow heading our way to give us plenty of time to work on those.
After a fruitless effort with the Valentines' agenda, I'm following the boys' leads. On my mornings home with Noah (with a sprained ankle, remember, this means no running errands), this means we finish a jigsaw puzzle only to crush it up, stick it back in the box and start another. Then board games. Then read some books, which always seems to include his favorite: Eric Carle's A House for Hermit Crab.
This amazing little story tells of a hermit crab who decorates his shell until it is just right, only to find within a year, he has outgrown his shell and needs to find a new one. Crabs really do this – apparently my science education ended in preschool, because I had no idea before reading this book. There's lots of lovely lessons, big and small, about making a home and the sad, but exciting wonder of moving on. A friend mentioned that someone gave this book to her children when they were moving – so perfect.
Noah loves this story and can recite most of it – the cutest of which comes on the last page when hermit crab is looking at the blank slate of his new shell and thinks of all the "possibilities." "Sea sponges!," Noah yells along with Hermit Crab, "Barnacles! Clownfish! Sand Dollars! Electric Eels!"
"Want to make our own house for hermit crab?" I said to Noah after the second reading. I cut a snail-like swirl into a paper plate as I had seen when I googled/pinterest-searched house for hermit crab crafts a few weeks ago.
Then we made a crab out of those meant-for-Valentines' pipe cleaners.
Every crab needs a parasol, right? That was Noah's touch, along with the goggly eyes.
Noah went page by page in the book and we talked about what Hermit Crab was adding to his house and how we could add them to our paper shell. I led with a sea anemone cut out of paper and a starfish drawn on the house. When we got to coral, Noah told me that coral is hard and doesn't move (a direct quote from the book, but I was still very impressed). We wrapped a straw with lots of yellow tape and made some branches. Page by page, we worked through snails and lantern fish and seas urchins, talking about which were soft and which were spiny and how we could make each one.
Noah was very focused on making this house and wants to make Hermit Crab's new house next (will be googling barnacles shortly).
A few readers have mentioned how hard it is to find time to create with their kids, amid busy schedules and all the hectic to-dos of our lives. It was frustrating to try to fit in my forced Valentines crafting, but I tell you making a house for hermit crab was such a pleasure for both of us. It took about 15 very special minutes. Plus another five when we had to read the book through once more.
If you sometimes don't know where to start or an activity fails to capture your kid's interest like my window gels, just google or do a pinterest search on your child's favorite book (or movie or TV show). I bet there's a teacher out there who has already thought of a craft or activity for it. They've done the work, just file it away so you are ready to bring the story to life in your playroom the next time your child opens that book.
In the words of one smart hermit crab "Oh, there are so many possibilities! I can't wait to get started!"


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This version of Holiday's take on the jazz standard is slower and sparer than the more ornate version likely known to many listeners. Horace Henderson's piano dances with Holiday as she holds out those "I's" extra long. It's a languid rendition that feels like a hot, humid night perfectly captured in sound.
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text: Where to start.... Little background on me. I work as a senior artist/animator for Disney at a video game studio in Salt Lake City. My wife, Michelle, and I have two boys and we all go wheeling together. Few weeks ago in Moab. I've been around on these boards for a while, and before that I was active on the old LCML and some of you may even have some of the old LCML stickers that I designed. Anyway, there's a lot of people here that I've known for a long time and others that are very new. For the bulk of that time I was focused on FJ40's since that's what I had along with a couple minitrucks. I got my 40 back in 1995 and that was my daily driver/wheeler for about 8 years. Somewhere in there we picked up a Subaru Outback for my wife along with my first minitruck that I built. In late 2000, my wife shocked me with the idea of selling her Subaru (that we were making payments on) and she'd drive the recently finished '85 reg cab minitruck that was paid for in an effort to save a bit more money. I happily supported that idea. Little background on the minitruck, it had a flatbed, 6" lift, 35's, 22R and a bench seat. So we sold the Subaru and my wife made a valiant effort to drive the minitruck, but we had our first son right about that time and she decided quickly that trying to fit both of us and a newborn in the cab of a minitruck wasn't going to work. So we said goodbye to the minitruck in March of 2001 and went on the search for an 80. At the time, we were very active with Wasatch Cruisers and there was one 80 in the club amidst a whole mess of 40's and 60's. We liked how comfortable the 80 looked and figured we could wheel it on easier stuff with the family when we didn't want to take the 40. My search for the 80 found me on ebay looking for a factory locked truck in good condition. I searched for a few months but the ones I found were either too much money or not in the condition I wanted. On ebay I stumbled onto a truck that looked to be VERY well maintained, was very clean, already lifted, but didn't have lockers. I debated it for a while since I really wanted one with lockers. But in the end it was too good of a deal to pass up. The price was good and the condition was great, and on top of that I'd be saving several thousand $$$ since it already had a good lift and 35's. Only problem was it was in Houston, Texas and we were in Salt Lake City, Utah. I talked to the owner on the phone several times to get details and had my brother who lived in Houston go check it out. Everything sounded great so my wife and I flew down to get it. It was just as we'd hoped. Very clean two owner car. Original owners were an older couple that babied it. Second owner was a single guy that was pretty gentle with it too but used good parts for upgrades and mainly drove it to the beach for surfing. So we bought it in September of 2001 and have enjoyed it ever since. When we bought it it had 110K miles on it, had about $4k in stereo upgrades, along with the lift, tires, and a used ARB front bumper that had been in an accident, but repaired and modified. So over the past six years I have made very few changes, other than replacing tires, doing normal maintenance and driving it for another 100K miles. So here it sits with 209K miles on the clock virtually in the same state as when we bought it. I know, I'm boring, but the truck worked and I didn't feel much need to change it. More importantly my wife loved it and still does. I recently tried to talk her into a new FJ Cruiser to replace it but she declined since she loves the 80. So here are the specs: 1993 FZJ80 no lockers, and semifloat drum brake rear axle OME J springs and 1.5" spacers (had OME mediums when we bought it) OME L shocks (had RS9000's when we bought it) Outback front control arms Slee swaybar drop brackets Slee adjustable panhards Stainless brake lines Slee DC front driveshaft Adjustable rear upper control arms (need to be installed) 315 75 R16 BFG AT's on factory alloys Modified ARB front bumper Trail-Gear sliders Homemade Wildyoats rear bumper Thule rack CO2 tank ......and that's about it. Future plans at the moment are for a rear Aussie locker and eventually a front ARB locker. A "J-Moose" style atv ramp roof rack. and maybe a snorkel. I also plan on modifying the ARB bumper again to accomodate a winch and possible cut off the tubes and build my own "shortbus" style bar on top. But as it sits it's been far more capable than I ever thought without lockers and has taken us some great places. Here's some pics. Hooked up for a test run as a tow rig in preparation for a trip to the Rubicon in the 40. After a 10 mile test run on the highway, I vowed never to flat tow with the 80. Here's some shots of the suspension. Coils, spacers and L shocks Outback control arms Adjustable panhard and steering stablizer that's had better days. Couple shots of the modified ARB bumper. I really like this bumper actually as the lower skirt has all been removed. It has great clearance.