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Trainer Doug O'Neill announced on Dan Patrick's radio show that I'll Have Another will be scratched from the Belmont Stakes.
When asked by Dan Patrick if we would see I'll Have Another race again, O'Neill responded that if he had to gamble we have already seen I'll Have Another's last race.
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Vacula did a post claiming to reply to Michael Nugent's post that asked him two questions. Vacula's post didn't reply at all; it ignored Nugent's questions entirely and instead went on and on about how horrible I am. That's not what Nugent asked, so it's silly to say
This post will address Nugent's most recent post and continue our ongoing dialogue.
One thing Vacula said was about my objection to his and Porter's calling me "Ophie" – I pointed out that I don't call them Justie and Karlie.
One should notice that the only reason Ophelia Benson was being called Ophie was because Karla Porter used the name in a satire piece, an episode of 'As The Atheist World Turns,' titled "ATAWT: Please Be My Agent Ophie." While Karla was writing the piece, she didn't use real full names, but rather only made references to actual people [Notice the characters EB, L Moore, Ophie, and Porter (who isn't even necessarily Karla)] . People 'in on the joke,' then, would easily get it.
But, no, that interpretation is the implausible one on Ophelia's account and the name 'Ophie' is just to "belittle" Ophelia. Ophelia is complaining so much and taking great offense to a shortened version of her name. Give me a break.
Porter agreed in a comment, and added some geographico-linguistic expertise to amplify the point.
I have positions my first and last names as diminutive. It doesn't irk me in the least. After more than 10 years of living in Latin America where use of diminutives is a sign of affection I have nothing whatsoever against them. Some people just don't get it. to be quite frank…
It's my turn to say give me a break. Or, more bluntly, bullshit.
Diminutives can be a sign of affection everywhere. Can be. That doesn't mean they invariably are. They are a sign of affection when they come from people who like you. When they come from people who hate you, they are not a sign of affection. They are belittling. Who doesn't know this?
Has Porter never even seen Tootsie for christ's sake? Remember that? "My name is Dorothy. Not Tootsie, not Honey, not Sweetie. Dorothy." And that wasn't even about a diminutive nickname used as a weapon, it was just about a diminutive nickname used with casual patronizing dismissiveness.
I was arguing with some guy in comments on Jerry Coyne's blog, years ago (obviously) – I think it was JJ Ramsey – and the guy called me "dear" in a response. I told him to knock it off, and Jerry backed me up, agreeing that it was sexist.
It's very similar to the way the second person singular works in many European languages (and used to work in English). Tu, te, dich, and so on – they can be intimate and affectionate between relatives and friends – and they can be insulting or a marker of inferior status. It depends.
If people who are harassing you daily call you by a diminutive of your name, it is not a sign of affection. Karla Porter did not call me "Ophie" as a sign of affection. What she said in that comment is complete bullshit.


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About Cavernous Angioma
Cavernous angiomas are vascular lesions comprised of clusters of abnormally dilated blood vessels. These lesions can be found in the brain, spinal cord, and, rarely, in other areas of the body including the skin and retina. Multiple names refer to this condition:
Cavernous angiomas are typically described as having a raspberry-like appearance due to their composition of multiple bubble-like structures called caverns. Each cavern is filled with blood and lined by a specialized cell layer called the endothelium. Endothelial cells are the basic building blocks that work in conjunction with other cell types to form blood vessels. In the case of cavernous angioma, the bubble-like caverns are grossly dilated vessels that leak due to defects in the endothelial cells and due to the loss of other structural components that are required for normal vessel walls. Patients may present with a single or multiple cavernous angioma lesions. Lesion size is variable, ranging from microscopic to a few inches in diameter and the lesions may cause a wide variety of symptoms including seizures, stroke symptoms, hemorrhages, and headaches.
Cavernous angiomas are estimated to occur in approximately one out of every 500-600 people, that is approximately 0.2% of the general population. While the presentation of cavernous angioma is not uncommon in children, individuals often show the first sign of symptoms in their 20's or 30's. Cavernous angiomas can continue to form later in life; therefore incidence rates and the number of angiomas per person are higher among adults. Generally, more than 30% of those with cavernous angioma eventually will develop symptoms.
Familial Cavernous Angioma
For at least 20% of those with the illness, cavernous angioma is hereditary. This form of the illness is often associated with multiple cavernous angiomas. While familial cavernous angioma can happen in any family, it occurs at a higher rate among Hispanic-American families who trace their heritage to New Mexico. This prevalence in Southwestern Hispanic-American families is due to a specific genetic mutation which has been passed through as many as 17 generations within this cultural group.
Each child of someone with the familial form has a 50% chance of inheriting the illness. Research has shown that there are at least three genes that cause the familial form of cavernous angioma; inheritance of a causative mutation or deletion in any one of these genes can lead to the illness.
Sporadic Cavernous Angioma
In addition to the familial form, cavernous angioma may arise sporadically. Under this condition, there is no associated inherited genetic mutation. The sporadic form typically presents as a solitary cavernous angioma that may be present at birth or may develop later in life. Because sporadic lesions do not arise following the same genetic inheritance as with familial cases, related family members will not have a predisposition for the condition. Additionally, children of those with sporadic cavernous angioma may have no greater chance of having cavernous angioma than anyone else in the general public (one out of 500-600 individuals).
Associated Developmental Venous Anomaly
Up to 40% of solitary cavernous angiomas may develop in the vicinity of another vascular anomaly called a developmental venous anomaly (DVA). The DVA, also known as venous malformation or venous angioma, usually does not create problems unless it is associated with a cavernous angioma. It may make surgery more difficult; usually, the goal is not to disturb the DVA while removing the cavernous angioma. In some people, a venous angioma may lead to the development of more than one cavernous angioma.
Other Vascular Malformations
The cavernous angioma is part of a spectrum of lesions known as "angiographically occult vascular malformations" related to the fact that they are not visible on an angiogram. Cavernous angiomas cannot be seen on an angiogram because they are low-flow anomalies in which blood flows through the lesion slowly. This is one quality that makes cavernous angiomas different from arteriovenous malformations which are high blood flow lesions that are readily visible on an angiogram.
Cavernous angioma symptoms are highly variable among individuals; in some cases, no symptoms may be present. However, when symptoms do manifest they often depend on the location of the cavernous angioma and on the strength of the angioma walls and their propensity for bleeding. Cavernous angiomas can cause seizures. A person who suffers from seizures is said to have epilepsy. There are many types of seizure including mild absence seizures and dramatic tonic-clonic seizures. Seizures tend to worsen with age and frequency. Most cases of epilepsy can be well controlled with medications. The type of seizure a person experiences depends, in part, on the location of the cavernous angioma. If a person has seizures and more than one cavernous angioma, it may be difficult to pinpoint which cavernous angioma is the cause of the seizures.
In addition to seizures, cavernous angiomas can cause neurological deficits such as weaknesses in arms or legs, vision problems, balance problems, fatigue, and/or memory and attention problems. As with seizure, the type of deficit is associated with which part of the brain or spinal cord the cavernous angioma is located. Symptoms may come and go as the cavernous angioma changes in size with bleeding and reabsorption of blood.
Cavernous angiomas can bleed in a number of different ways:
The risk of hemorrhage is dependent on the number of angiomas. The higher the number, the greater the chance of one or more hemorrhages occurring sometime over a lifetime. On average, cavernous angiomas that have bled in the past are those that are the most likely to bleed again, particularly in the first two years after their initial bleed. It is also important to note that a hemorrhage in a cavernous angioma in the brain stem can be life-threatening, as the brainstem is responsible for regulating critical life processes including breathing and heartbeat.
Finally, those with cavernous angioma may experience headaches. This seems to be true particularly when a lesion has undergone recent bleed activity.
Cavernous Angioma Statistics
Under 20: 25-30%
Age 20-40: 60%
Over 40: 10-15%
Seizure – 30%
Neurological deficit – 25%
Hemorrhage – 15%
Headache – 5%
If you have sporadic cavernous angioma, your child is at no greater risk for developing a cavernous angioma than anyone in the general population; that is a one in 500 chance (0.2%).
If you have familial cavernous angioma, your child may have a 1 in 2 chance (50%) of inheriting the causative gene change and developing cavernous angioma.
Diagnosis and Treatment
Cavernous angiomas are diagnosed most often when they become symptomatic. Although cavernous angiomas have been known since the 1930s, they have not been reliably diagnosed until the advent of the MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) in the 1980s. Previously, the illness may have been misdiagnosed as multiple sclerosis or as a seizure disorder with no known cause. Cavernous angiomas are not visible on angiogram and were only inconsistently visible on CAT scans. An MRI scan, with and without contrast and with gradient echo sequences or susceptibility-weighted imaging, read by an experienced physician remains the best means of diagnosing this illness. The MRI scan may need to be repeated to assess change in the size of a cavernous angioma, recent bleeding, or the appearance of new lesions.
Most cavernous angiomas are observed for change in appearance, recent hemorrhage or clinical symptoms. Medications are available to treat seizures and headaches caused by cavernous angiomas. Surgery may be advocated for cavernous angiomas with multiple symptomatic hemorrhages and those which are causing seizures. Cavernous angiomas that have hemorrhaged are most likely to have a second hemorrhage in the 2-5 years after the first hemorrhage. Cavernous angiomas that have never had symptomatic hemorrhage are very unlikely to have a first hemorrhage.
Radiosurgery, by gamma knife, linear accelerator or new shaped beam techniques, is a controversial treatment that has been used on cavernous angiomas too dangerous to reach through traditional surgery. It is not advised for those with the familial form of the disease.
For familial cases of cavernous angioma, genetic testing is another option for diagnosis.
Cerebral cavernous angiomas are surgically removed (resected) using a craniotomy, or opening the skull. This is usually performed under general anesthesia, except in cases where mapping of the brain while awake is needed. Cavernous angiomas in the spine are removed using laminectomy or unroofing of the vertebrae.
Surgery for cavernous angioma has been made safer using the operating microscope (microsurgery) and image-guided surgical navigation (also known as computer-assisted or frameless stereotaxy) to reach the cavernous angioma with as little disruption to normal brain or spinal cord as possible.
Risks of any surgery, including cavernous angioma, include stroke, paralysis, coma or death, although these complications are rare with modern surgery performed by expert neurosurgeons. Surgery on cavernous angioma in the brain stem and spinal cord is riskier, but these cavernous angiomas are more dangerous if left alone. While recovery is different for everyone, many patients leave the hospital within a few days and resume normal life within a few weeks of surgery. However, people with neurological deficits may require a prolonged period of rehabilitation.
What We Don't Know about Cavernous Angioma
While researchers continue to make discoveries about cavernous angioma every day, many important research questions remain.
Genetic researchers and a growing number of other researchers are working to determine the cause of the illness and the mechanisms by which the defective blood vessels are formed.
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(a) Upon the review of the application and all other information before him or her, the commissioner may make and enter an order denying an application for a license certificate and refuse the license certificate sought. A denial and refusal are final and conclusive unless an appeal is made in accordance with the provisions of rules proposed for legislative approval in accordance with the provisions of article three, chapter twenty-nine-a of this code. The commissioner shall make and enter an order denying or refusing a license, if the commissioner finds that the applicant (individually, if an individual, or the partners, if a copartnership, or the officers and directors, if a corporation):
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(5) Has been convicted of a felony: Provided, That upon appeal, the Motor Vehicle Dealers Advisory Board established pursuant to the provisions of section eighteen-a of this article may grant an exemption of this restriction if the felony did not involve financial matters, the motor vehicle industry or matters of moral turpitude;
(6) So far as can be ascertained, has not complied with and will not comply with the registration and title laws of this state or any other state or jurisdiction;
(7) Does not or will not have or maintain at each place of business, subject to the qualification contained in subdivision (17), subsection (a), section one of this article with respect to a new motor vehicle dealer (an established place of business as defined for the business in question) in that section;
(8) Has been convicted of any fraudulent act in connection with the business of new motor vehicle dealer, used motor vehicle dealer, house trailer dealer, trailer dealer, recreational vehicle dealer, motorcycle dealer, used parts dealer, or wrecker or dismantler in this state or any other state or jurisdiction;
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Thanks to the Daily Dot, we've stumbled upon what appears to be Cardale Jones's new Twitter account. You may recall that Jones, the third-string quarterback for the Ohio State Buckeyes, deleted his original account after sending out this hilarious tweet. Jones's new account, however, is full of uplifting, pro-school messages:
It's the new and improved Cardale Jones, lover of math! Now, any number of things could be going on here. Cardale may very well have reformed his ways and learned to embrace the value of his college degree, or he might just be trolling everyone. Even worse, this could be a parody account, which would just make us very sad for whoever is behind it. Our hope is that Cardale is trolling, because his original sentiment was spot on. He's not there to play school.


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Lodi, CA
Ronald Marks (Ronald Mark Pitts)
April 12, 1949 - March 14, 2013
Ronald Marks (known also as
Ronald Mark Pitts) died peacefully on March 14, 2013 in Lodi, California at the age 63 after a long
illness. Born in Omaha, Nebraska April 12, 1949 Ron was adopted as an infant by
Hymen and
Bernice Pitts of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. After Bernice's death in 1952 Ron's father remarried and Nila Brown became Ron's second adopted mother.
Ron was raised in Sioux Falls where he studied and excelled in piano, cello and organ before graduating from Washington High School in Sioux Falls. After attending Northwestern University in Chicago and University of South Dakota, Ron enlisted in the Marine Corps serving in the Marine Corps Band as pianist, percussionist and arranger. Upon his honorable
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privately with Sir Georg Solti and Robert Shaw. In 1983 Ron moved to the Lodi area and worked as a DJ on radio stations KWIN and KJOY. It was at that time he changed his name to Ronald Marks. He also taught piano and music history at Delta College in Stockton for a few years. During this time in 1988, with the help and
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Conductor of Sierra Symphony of Placerville, California until 2000. Ron was a tremendously talented musician, performer, teacher and composer.
Throughout his academic life Ron participated in sports and especially loved baseball. He was an
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several terms as president and coaching Babe Ruth baseball most of those years. In the last seven years he was the California District One Commissioner for the Babe Ruth organization which he
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Ron is survived by his wife, Irma; his children, Marc, Margaret and one grandchild, Aubrey.
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Joseph Hers (1884–1965)
Collector and Photographer of rare Chinese plants
Joseph Hers was born in Mamur, Belgium on September 6, 1884. Holding a degree in "Sciences Commerciales et Consultaires," Hers arrived in China in 1905, employed as an interpreter for the Belgium Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Later he became Secretary General of the Belgian-financed Lunghai and Pienlo railways, and as an assessor at the International Mixed Court in Shanghai. Hers founded the Sino-Belgian Friendship Association in 1915 and established the Sino-Belgian Inter-university Commission. He was president of the Sino-Belgian Commission for Education and Philanthropy and it was in this capacity that he arranged for Chinese students to attend Belgian universities.
Stationed in Chengchow, Hers was superbly situated to collect and photograph rare plants endemic to that region. In a 1919 letter to Sargent, Hers wrote that although his "own knowledge of botany is, I regret to say, very limited, I happen to live in a part of China where very few botanical collections, if any, have been made…" Enclosed with the letter was a list of trees and shrubs that included a number of new species. Hers offered to send "seeds, or cuttings, or photos." Sargent replied that "this is one of the most important collections of Chinese plants which has been sent to the Arboretum and I am extremely obliged to you." Between 1919 and 1938, he collected seed and specimens of over 2,000 species, and published papers on cultivated and indigenous woody plants of Northeastern Asia. After World War II, he remained in Belgium where he continued his interest and connection with China as General Secretary of the Association Belge pour l'Extreme–Orient, a position he retained until his death in 1965.
Search the VIA image database for Hers's photography.
Joseph Hers (1884-1965) papers, 1919-1992 [pdf].
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Portrait of Joseph Story.
Reproduction courtesy of the Supreme Court Historical Society. Joseph Story
b. September 18, 1779, Marblehead, MA
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Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
Joseph Story graduated from Harvard College in 1798 and practiced law in Salem, Massachusetts, from 1801 to 1811. A member of Thomas Jefferson's Republican party, he served in the state House of Representatives from 1805 to 1811 and in the U.S. Congress from 1808 to 1809. Returning to the state legislature in 1810, he was chosen Speaker of the House the following year.
In November 1811, President James Madison appointed the 32-year-old Story to the Supreme Court. Though he had no judicial experience, Story was respected for his legal scholarship, and Madison hoped he would contest the positions of Chief Justice John Marshall in expanding federal government powers. The youngest person ever to join the Court, Story soon disappointed his political sponsors and aligned himself with Marshall. Where Marshall was a middling legal scholar at best, Story was erudite, and he contributed significantly to decisions that laid the legal foundations of federal power.
Story's decisions shaped early American commercial and admiralty law. His opinions freed American businesses from English common law and unleashed that uniquely American business entity, the corporation.
A man of great energy, Story was approachable and sociable, but he was also combative, and his life was marked by personal tragedy. His first wife died in 1805, six months after they were married. He remarried in 1808, but most of his children died before they reached adolescence. He coped with personal difficulty by throwing himself into his work, and he took on many and diverse responsibilities. In 1829 he became Dane Professor of Law at Harvard. Thereafter he led a dual career as jurist and professor, and in addition even served as president of the Massachusetts branch of the National Bank.
Though intensely opposed to slavery, Story believed the Constitution recognized and legitimized the institution, and he tried to avoid rulings that placed his ethics and his respect for the Constitution in conflict. In 1841, however, a case came before the Supreme Court that forced him to articulate his most basic principles. A Spanish ship, the AMISTAD, carrying enslaved Africans from Cuba was taken into custody by the U.S. Navy off Long Island. Writing for the majority, Story based his decision on a treaty with Spain and declared that the Africans should be free. His opinion in the case had significant implications for later jurisprudence, for he ruled that Africans were free individuals with full rights to participate in the legal system and to receive a fair trial in American courts regardless of their race.
Story wrote magazine articles, speeches, and nine multivolumed legal commentaries. His work won praise at home and abroad, and his commentaries on conflicts, in particular, were widely read in Latin America, where they influenced the shaping of treaties and statutes. Story's extensive legal works are among the formative treatises of American legal scholarship.


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It's Time to Build Your Model S
Congrats! I received mine on July 26th and had everything singed within 10 minutes. P427 here with November delivery.
Did you singe with a burnt match? ;)
haha damn ipad!
It must be nice. I get to testdrive a Model S on August 19 in Dallas. I can hardly wait. Your post of the copy of the email lacks returns at the end of the line causing it to go on in a single line for each sentence. Could you edit your post and add returns every 10 or 12 words so the rest of us can read it. Parts of the copy are blocked out by the Active Topics section on the right side of the screen.
When you make your configuration payment and sign the contract to build let us know your projected delivery date.
Here's my edited copy of his posted letter:
It's time to have some fun designing and finalizing your Model S. We have made the entire process available online from anywhere with an internet connection.
The days of having to stop into an auto dealer to buy a car are over. We have made the entire process available from anywhere with an internet connection. You can design your car, request paperwork and even sign your paperwork from the comfort of your home. If you have not designed your Model S yet, you can start right here. If you already designed your car and are ready to request paperwork, just click here to continue the process.
We want this process to be fun and easy so if you have any questions we're here to help. If you prefer to walk through the process with an experienced Product Specialist, just give us a call at 888.771.2505, email us, or stop by one of our stores.
This is a very exciting next step and we look forward to sharing it with you. In just a few short months, you'll be one of the very first drivers on the planet to experience the fun and exhilaration of Model S. Let's get your car on the road!
Mine got called last week P935!
Ya, that # delivered in late Oct. / early Nov. would be consistent with the 5K target. Is that the period you were given?
This is the thread you were looking for:
I'm P2009, and I just got the email notification to configure my Model S. For those of you keeping track of things like that.
So, about 3500 deliveries by (mid?)-November.
I'm P1615 and I got my email about noon PDT today. Interesting! Exciting!
Could somebody explain the letter (I.e., "P") everyone is referring to in front of their reservation number? Mine is just a number with no letter.
General production as opposed to a signature order...
That's a lot in November. I was told Nov and I'm 427
They have to be on at least car number 3000 by the end on November or they will never make the 5000 target.
What is the sender's email address that the notice comes from? I want to make sure it doesn't go into my spam folder. I'm P4051.
In June, it was "Tesla Product Specialist Team" with address "email@example.com".
Looks like our babies will probably be born on the same day ;)
I was told November too.
Sudre_ | August 10, 2012
They have to be on at least car number 3000 by the end on November or they will never make the 5000 target.
Note that all the demos, Founder, SSL, and Sigs come before that. Say 1,300. So the P# would have to be >1700 or so. There might be a few headed for Urp by then which have their own sequence #s.
As Elon said, all we have to to is track VINs or serial #s for recent deliveries to have a good idea of total production/delivery. But he's not making it "open"; the sleuthing is up to us/journalists/other nosy persons.
Also, Sudre_, note the repeated emphasis that 5,000 in 2012 is a "soft" target. Elon is personally determined to make everyone work through Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Eve if necessary to achieve it, but his "commitments" are 1: delivery begins by Summer 2012; 2: gross margins will be 'at least' 25% (i.e., after direct Cost of Production); 3. 'at least' 20,000 will be produced in 2013 (assuming demand doesn't fall off a cliff). (He is actually talking about being production-constrained to perhaps 30,000 in 2013.)
At the very least, production rate by Dec. 31 will be at or above the 20,000/annum pace.
I'm S320 and was told to expect a call in Sept for an Oct delivery. I can't wait!!
Assuming that's not SSL320, it implies over 500 reservation #s called by then.
Rb , could that be a P320. With a late october delivery?
Rb , could that be a P320. With a late october delivery?
No, the highest reported Signature S-1299 was quoted a November estimated delivery. There are no General Production estimated deliveries in October.
I think the key word is "told". I'm S303 (not SSL) and I received no such message. Not even in my Spam folder. I'm guessing rbeninati1 asked about it and got a spoken estimated reply. ??
I think the key word is "told". I'm S303 (not SSL) and I received no such message. Not even in my Spam folder. I'm guessing rbeninati1 asked about it and got a spoken estimated reply. ??
Agreed, that it was likely a spoken communication, but nevertheless a very credible estimate. I'm S-1232 and I fully expect to get the 30 day call in September as well based on my MVPA's October estimated delivery date. They didn't say so, but I believe my high Signature number suggests a late October delivery and a late September call.
I am hoping for a late September call and October delivery as I will be on a boat for 16 days starting early November otherwise for S1186.
I'm sure you can find a friend to accept delivery for you! ;)
A friend I can trust to take delivery and NOT drive my baby before I do? Who has a friend they can trust that much? :)
On My Garage it shows I have RN061821 Model S #320. I called last week and asked when I could expect a call and delivery. The rep told me to expect the e-mail sometime in Sept with a delivery date sometime in October.
Oh, I was thinking you'd let him break it in a bit before you got back, then teach you how to make best use of it.
You'd probably end up getting him to order one of his own, too. Think of the children! Etc.
LOL, but I REALLY want to be the first to drive it. I have never spent anywhere near this much for anything in my life (other then the roof over my families head). In fact, this car is only half of what i paid for my first home in the late 90's. I'm gonna be first, everyone else is secondary... ;)
It's almost twice what I paid for my current house that I bought in the early '70s. Of course, that's not counting all the interest paid on it.
Didn't get the email yet BUT my garage now has the Finalize option.
P1269 - got my notice early last week. All epaperwork done in a day and "vanity plate" already picked out with CA DMV! PLGNFLY (I think the Roadster gang got all the really good ones.)
I got the email at 10:22am PST saying it's time to build!!
got Email today
Congrats ebm. That makes about 2,000 reservations moved to "building" in the last two weeks. Keep us posted about expected delivery times as well.
P2770 - Got my email as well! They are starting to move through the list a full production speed now. About 600 or more numbers got their "time to build" emails this week, it would appear.
#P3122: email received today.
@jscottsanders , P3122? Wow, it is very impressive that you received the email so soon (I know it is never too soon for you). Awesome!
Got my build order today and my #2289.
As I posted in another thread... P3404 and no email today. Maybe next week's grouping.
Posted in another thread- P2884 got my e-mail today, paperwork on the way.
I am p3056 and I received my "It's time to build your Model S" email today (8/14/12). Very exciting!
P3270 got my e-mail today.
The line is moving forward :o)
As posted in the other thread - P 3283 - configured and reserved tonight, just waiting on the papwerwork now!


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Residents of the central Arkansas town of Mayflower were preparing for a calm Easter weekend when their plans unexpectedly changed. On Friday, March 29, the Exxon Pegasus pipeline burst, flooding this tiny Little Rock suburb with as much as 200,000 gallons of tar sands crude. Many residents say they didn't even know about the pipeline, which carries Canadian petroleum from Illinois to Texas.
"We could see oil running down the road like a river," a Mayflower resident told TV station KTHV. A week later, 22 homes remain evacuated, while cleanup efforts have been complicated by bad weather and the unique characteristics of tar sands crude.
As the Natural Resources Defense Council's Anthony Swift explains, "[T]he Pegasus line was carrying Wabasca Heavy diluted bitumen — a toxic climate mix of heavy tar sands bitumen and volatile petrochemical diluents," like benzene, a toxic and carcinogenic solvent that helps keep the bitumen in liquid form. At room temperatures, undiluted bitumen is a solid (asphalt is mostly bitumen).
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Unfortunately, Mayflower sits at the edge of Lake Conway, a 6,700-acre state-owned reservoir that's a popular fishing destination in the area. Independent reporting from the group Tar Sands Blockade purports to show that Lake Conway has been impacted, though official reports continue to insist that the lake is oil-free. Media access to the spill zone has been hampered, apparently at ExxonMobil's request. Nearby, state agencies are monitoring Lake Maumelle, the primary drinking water source for the region's 400,000 residents.
In 2010, a Michigan pipeline failure showed regulators and emergency response crews how hard it is to resolve a tar sands crude spill in water. Over the course of a day, nearly a million gallons of Canadian tar sands crude poured from a ruptured pipeline owned by Canada's Enbridge Energy into the Kalamazoo River, contaminating nearly 40 miles of waterway and prompting a state of emergency to protect Lake Michigan. To date, cleanup costs for the Enbridge spill have hit nearly $800 million. Just last month, the EPA ordered the company to resume dredging the river to try to clear it of sunken "dilbit" (diluted bitumen).
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The Mayflower spill comes at an especially sensitive time for the Canadian tar sands project, as President Obama is expected to approve or reject TransCanada's plan for an expanded Keystone XL pipeline project this summer. The 1,600-mile-long pipeline would move up to 1.3 million barrels per day from Canada's Alberta Tar Sands, through the middle of America, to refineries along the Gulf Coast of Texas.
Along the way, the pipeline would pass through a number of environmentally sensitive areas, including Nebraska's Ogallala Aquifer, one of the world's largest underground freshwater reservoirs. A vast geological formation supplying drinking water to homes, businesses, ranches and farms in eight states, the condition of Ogallala water isn't an abstract consideration for the millions of people who live in the Great Plains.
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In an interesting twist of fate, just days before its Pegasus line ruptured in Arkansas, ExxonMobil was hit with a $1.7 million fine for having inadequate emergency procedures in that 2011 spill. And while supporters of the Keystone XL project argue that the Canadian tar sands crude will get to southern refineries with or without the pipeline — by truck or train if need be — lately trains aren't showing themselves as great transport options, either.
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In Mayflower, residents wait to hear when they can return to their homes, wondering whether their community will forever be known as the site of the Pegasus oil spill. The public comment period on the Keystone XL project ends April 22, and a final decision on the pipeline's future is expected within months.
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A word, however, on Miller Park, and that retractable roof. The roof has been closed for every game so far this season, and we asked about 15 different people why that was — it didn't rain either day — and got about 15 different answers. (The Brewers have had tons of problems with their roof anyway.) Some said it was because it takes forever to open, some said it has to be a perfect day, some said the ball carries better inside and the struggling Brewers offense needed all the help it could get. But no one seemed to really understand why, and that includes several reporters who could, conceivably, ask.
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There were two unwelcome firsts for the Port St. Joe Jr./Sr. High School soccer teams last week.
There were two unwelcome firsts for the Port St. Joe Jr./Sr. High School soccer teams last week.
The boys and girls teams each lost their first games of the season last week and added the first losses in district play to boot.
But rebounding over the weekend with wins over Tallahassee Godby, the booters got back on stride.
Both teams are now 2-2-0 overall and 0-1-0 in District 1-1A.
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Both teams lost by identical 3-1 scores to North Bay Haven at Harder�s Park in Bay County last Wednesday.
The Lady Tiger Sharks found themselves in a 3-0 hole against North Bay Haven before senior forward Lexie McGhee converted a penalty kick for a goal midway through the second half.
A Port St. Joe penalty kick in the first half was missed.
"We played very uninspired tonight and we will have to do a much better job on that aspect if we are to have a successful season," said Port St. Joe coach Gary Hindley.
Starting eighth-grade keeper Celeste Chiles played all 80 minutes in goal, giving up all 3 North Bay Haven goals while facing 15 shots and making five saves.
The Port St. Joe boys were outshot 12-8 by North Bay Haven and fell into a 2-0 hole before Marcel Duarte, a junior forward, tallied his second goal of the year unassisted.
Duarte now has 61 career high school goals, 11 back of school record-holder JMason Ray�s 72.
Junior keeper Tyler Alford played all 80 minutes in goal recording seven saves.
Hindley said the Tiger Sharks had opportunities to tie the game, missing two penalty kicks.
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The following night, at home, the boys and girls teams lost to Franklin County in district competition.
The girls fell behind 4-0 in the first half but a second-half comeback, which Hindley labeled �valiant� fell short in a 4-2 loss.
The Lady Tiger Sharks had trouble defending and protecting goalkeeper Celeste Chiles, Hindley said.
The Lady Seahawks outshot Port St. Joe 12-6 and Chiles made eight saves.
McGhee scored her third goal of the year on a second-half penalty kick and midfielder Christian Laine added her fourth goal on a long looping shot to the back post.
The boys were overwhelmed 6-0 by a Franklin County squad that Hindley said, �Came out with loads of energy. We had trouble matching their size and speed.�
For much of the night Port St. Joe was also without Marcel Duarte, who re-aggravated hip flexor and hamstring injuries.
The girls opened with their second shutout of the season in a 3-0 win and the Tiger Sharks followed with a 3-1 victory.
McGhee scored her fourth goal of the season, Kathleen Rish added her third and defender Britteny Shoemaker her first as the Lady Tiger Sharks netted three unassisted goals.
Chiles was forced to make just two saves on four shots and Port St. Joe had 12 shots. Chiles now has a 1.75 goals-against average for the season.
Jacob Lacour scored two goals and his older brother Drew Lacour had a penalty kick goal and two assists in leading the Tiger Sharks.
Drew Lacour has 24 career assists, trailing program career leader Daniel May by just three.
Duarte again sat out the match.
Alford evened his record while making six saves on eight Godby shots. Port St. Joe had 15 shots.
Port St. Joe played Baker Tuesday during the school day, the final day before the Thanksgiving break.


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We camped in Furnace Creek after poaching the pool and seriously considering driving to Las Vegas to party with some friends. Up at dawn (the best time to see Death Valley, in my opinion) to drive to Shoshone so I could ride the sections that were miserable for me last year: the long, false-flat to Baker and the 23.5 mile climb out of Baker (see the entire route here).
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We recently received a call from a home owner in Greenwich. The house was built in the 1980's, but you wouldn't know it from the inside. Everything was up to date with modern technology and beautifully maintained. But, the kids and the wife had stuffy noses all the time when they were home. We did a house assessment and sure enough, there was mold growing in the closet under the stairs leading to the basement.
The previous owners installed a plastic vapor barrier between the wall and the outside rock face. Over the years, the barrier broke down, moisture entered the house and mold started growing. We fixed the problem and did a mold test. To our surprise the test failed. The mold spore count in the air in the house was higher than a control sample of air from outside, so we looked further. A moisture meter test showed high readings in the basement floor. Sure enough, there was moisture in the subfloor that created a perfect environment for mold growth, including inside the walls. We remediated the situation and rebuilt the affected areas.
The mold spoor level in the house was still high compared to the control test. We continued our inspection to the attic where we found moisture and mold under the cellulose insulation near the bathroom. Moisture from the bathroom fan saturated the cellulose insulation because of a faulty installation. What made matters worse there was a break in the air-conditioning duct. When the HVAC was running, mold spores and the insulation were sucked into the system and circulated throughout the house. Fixing those leaks and removing all the contaminated material solved the problem. Mold spore count levels were below the control test and the family's health began to improve. Without the testing, the family might have continued to suffer without knowing why. While each remediation made things better it didn't solve the problem. Two simple steps fixed the problem for good."
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Bucs prospect Taillon opts for Tommy John surgery
Ranked No. 2 in organization, right-hander facing 12-18 month recovery
PITTSBURGH -- Jameson Taillon has elected to undergo Tommy John surgery after repeated examinations of his right elbow confirmed injury to the ulnar collateral ligament.
Pirates general manager Neal Huntington referred to the condition of the ligament as "compromised, not ruptured," and called Taillon's decision for surgical repair "the best course of action."
"It's not ruptured. Not fully torn. But it's not a completely healthy ligament," Huntington said Sunday, nearly a week after Taillon began gathering further information after an initial MRI had shown the ligament to be "intact."
Taillon's surgery will be performed by Dr. David Altchek in New York. A date has not yet been set for the procedure, from which recovery typically takes 12-18 months.
"We fully support Jameson's decision, which he arrived at after we presented him with all kinds of information and after he talked with doctors," Huntington said. "And we look forward to getting him back on the mound."
Taillon, the club's No. 2 prospect, was shut down near the end of the Spring Training, when pain in the elbow awoke him in the middle of the night following a four-inning stint in a Minor League game at Pirate City in Bradenton, Fla.
Taillon got a second opinion Monday in Los Angeles upon being examined by Dr. Neal ElAttrache, then sought further input prior to arriving at the decision to have the operation.
"An outcome of the second opinion was the recommendation of a period of rest," Huntington said. "The symptoms did not subside. When there's a rupture, having the surgery is a no-brainer. But now we were in a gray area.
"We walked Jameson, his family and his representatives through it. We felt this was the best course of action getting back to full health, and staying healthy for a long time."
When presented with such chilling news -- losing a valuable arm for a year-and-a-half is never comfortable -- baseball executives such as Huntington typically rally around the modern frequency and recovery rate of Tommy John surgery.
"When 25 percent of the pitchers on Opening Day rosters in 2013 have had it, it's not the rarity it once was," Huntington said. "And a very small percentage don't come back."
Yet, there is always a person behind the statistics. On that level, it is a difficult process.
"It is not a bullet-proof solution, and we made sure everyone understood how hard this process can be. But Jameson will do everything in his power to come through it well," said Huntington, who conceded that the patience demanded by the process will not come naturally to the 22-year-old..
"He is a driven young man, from a family of achievers," the GM said. "But they are also going to help him understand the bigger picture, that getting back a month earlier and putting the next 10 years at risk is not the best way to go about it.
"We're looking at this as a long-term recovery process, for Jameson to be successful and to have the great Major League career we expect him to have."


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Territorial Census, 1855, District 6
Author: Barbee, William
Date: January-February, 1855
This census was taken in order to determine eligible voters for elections to be held as proclaimed by Governor Andrew Reeder on November 10, 1854. The categories for information in the census were name, occupation, age, male, female, emigrated from, native of United States, naturalized citizen, declarant (intention to become a citizen), Negro, slave, and voter. Only white males over 21 were eligible to vote. The districts used for the census were the same as the election districts. There is a summary of voters in the 6th district at the end of the enumeration. For District Six the place of election was the house of H. T. Wilson, at Fort Scott. The boundaries of each district were described in Governor Reeder's proclamation and it is difficult to determine what counties were in each district. The description of the Sixth District follows: "Commencing on the Missouri State line, in Little Osage River; thence up the same to the line of the reserve of the New York Indians, or to the nearest point thereto; thence to and by the north line of said reserve to the Neosho River, and up said southern line of the Territory; thence by the southern and eastern lines of said Territory to the place of beginning."
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Keywords: Barbee, William; Bourbon County, Kansas Territory; Census; Wilson, H. T.
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HANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd said on Wednesday a U.S. congressional committee probe into whether its access to communications infrastructure poses a security risk is unlikely to affect its businesses in other overseas markets.
The House of Representatives' Intelligence Committee issued a report earlier this month urging U.S. companies to stop doing business with Huawei and ZTE Corp, the world's No.2 and No.5 telecommunications equipment vendors respectively, over security concerns.
The move has prompted Canada and Britain to also look into similar issues, sparking concerns that it could affect Huawei's business in other markets.
"No, I don't think there will be an impact," Huawei's Senior Vice President Zhang Chunxiang told Reuters, responding to a question on whether its other overseas business would be hit.
Zhang, who spoke on the sidelines of a business event in China's eastern city of Hangzhou, said both sides were still talking and that the U.S. investigation was a sign of trade protectionism.
"They investigated for 11 months and they didn't consider all the different material supplied by Huawei and they still came to that conclusion. They investigated like they never investigated at all," he said.
After the almost year-long investigation, the committee warned in a 52-page report that China could use equipment made by both companies to spy on certain communications and threaten vital systems through computerized links.
A staff member of the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee said the panel has been receiving "dozens and dozens" of calls from current and former employees and customers reporting supposedly suspicious equipment behavior, chiefly involving Huawei.
Huawei and ZTE have denied the allegations in the report. Huawei's U.S. spokesman, William Plummer, warned the panel's recommendations would set a "monstrous, market-distorting, trade-distorting policy precedent that could be used in other markets against American companies".
Currently, the U.S. market contributes single-digit percentages to both companies' overall revenues, with the bulk of their sales coming from mobile phones.
Huawei has made previous attempts to sell telecoms equipment to major U.S. carriers, but failed.
"For many years, U.S. has been blocking the entry of Huawei," Zhang said.
The U.S. investigation comes at a time when the United States is headed for presidential and congressional elections In November, with campaign rhetoric heightening trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.
President Barack Obama blocked a privately owned Chinese firm from building wind turbines close to a U.S. military site, and challenged Beijing on Chinese auto and auto-parts subsidies in a World Trade Organization case.
His Republican opponent, Mitt Romney, says if elected he will label China a currency manipulator "from day one".
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Good design is a narrative communicating with style, clarity and it's own elegance. Michelle believes that design is about perpetual learning, personal vision and inventive process. Design strategist, teacher and writer, her personal work explores in the intersection of handcraft, technology and words & the storytelling possibilities of the crafted object. She holds an MFA in Design and Technology from Parsons, and a BFA in Communication Design from Pratt Institute. Additional studies: Penland School of Crafts, Asheville, North Carolina, The Center for Book Arts, New York City and The Summer Writers Colony at The Newschool.
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Humans aren't the only one of God's creatures to enjoy being ensconced in a gently-swaying mesh net. Animals are now getting into the hammock game, and you can see video evidence of this on Youtube. In the world of animals-doing-funny-things-on-Youtube videos, animals-doing-funny-things-in-hammocks-on-Youtube-videos are some of the best of the genre.
If you ever had trouble intricating or extricating yourself from hammock, imagine a kitten getting its cute paws stuck in a hammock's netting – what is this thing? the kitten naively asks – and you can see the appeal of these videos. It's a supernova of hilarity plus cuteness designed to capture the internet's heart.
First up: bears. They may seem scary — just ask Stephen Colbert — but watch what happens when two bears discover a hammock.
At first, the bears don't even know what this thing is.
It's not food. It's not car. It's…
Well, it's delightful! the bears think. I could swing in this thing all day!
Until about :20, they're all like, Whoa! This thing's kind of unstab —
An epic moment in the history of bear hammock-wipeouts! But the bears aren't mad. There's just no way that anything – bears nor humans – can have a bad time on a hammock, even when you fall out. Have you ever seen an unhappy person on a hammock? Of course you haven't.
Hammocks bring out the best in bears, bringing out the cuddly, teddy-bear side of their personalities. Don't believe me? Just take a look at this video where a bear in a hammock lets a human swing it, like you would a toddler on a swingset.
In the ageless conflict between bears and humans – bears stealing picnic baskets, bears killing Brad Pitt, Bears versus the wild – when has there ever been human-bear cooperation? It's unprecedented! It's as if a bear suddenly whipped up a full picnic, put it in a basket and gave it to a park ranger.
Now, if only we could get Benjamin Netanyahu to sit down in a hammock and have Mahmoud Abbas push him — then we might finally have peace in the Middle East.
We can go on and on with these videos – examples abound – but that would be beside the point. We understand the take away points: that bears love hammocks, that humans love hammocks and that humans love watching bears in hammocks.


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So. It's all done! Im moved in to my new flat and I've finally let the cat out the bag on where Im going to be living in my latest vlog. Which you can check out over on my channel and above in this very post. I'll be posting daily vlogs on my vlogging channel for a while just so I have someone to talk to so I dont slowly go insane and I quite like the fact it's documenting my journey into solo living.
To be honest Im really scared and excited in equal parts. Scared because Im worried Ill miss having people around me all the time and the comforting feeling of not being alone in your house. But excited for the fact I can keep my space clean, store all my things and generally have space to live and work without the two being sat right on top of each other.
Now I've spent my first night alone I cant say this. I can totally see this being a challenge for me. I've basically left my whole life behind and dropped everything I've known for the past 4 years in London to move to somewhere completely new where I don't really know anyone. Starting again is bloody terrifying BUT Im so motivated to try something new and experience something else for a bit. Im a very spur of the moment person and although I've been talking about leaving London for the past few years, But now that I actually have I feel like maybe I'll regret it so to spite myself Im determined to prove myself wrong. Im so bloody stubborn!
Tonight at 5pm Im uploading my empty flat tour and I might post some of my vlogs as posts on here. Im really hoping to get normal programming resumed soon but Im also going to V at the Weekend so it's going to be a bit of a hectic one!