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Letters written by Wilson, 1879-1938, arranged chronologically.
Letters to Wilson, arranged alphabetically by author or organization.
Additional Note
Correspondence and papers of Leon and Charis Wilson, mainly relating to the settlement of their father's estate. Included are outgoing letters of Charis Wilson, 1938-1950; outgoing letters of Leon Wilson, 1940-1954; letters received by them; correspondence and papers relating to Wilson vs. Metz, 1938-1950; correspondence and papers relating to property of Francis H. Wilson, 1911-1954; and notes by Leon and Charis Wilson relating to their father.
Manuscripts and/or tear sheets of articles and short stories by Harry Leon Wilson, arranged alphabetically by title:
Adventures in Geography
An Amateur Santa Claus
The Artistic Temperament
Author of "Ruggles" Interviews Himself
Be Yourself
The Blessed Miracle of Celestine
The Bogie Men of Mulberry Bend
Cousin Egbert Laissez Faires
Dinner Is Now Served
Does Character Drawing or Plot Count More in Fiction?
Editorials for Puck
The Evils of Smoking
A Fabulous Fable
The Fate of a Christmas Doll
Flora and Fauna
Frowzy Soars and Flops
Gentle Annie
The Green Land
A Harrowing Dedication
Here's How!
An Interview--or Something
Ma Pettengill Arbitrates
Ma Pettengill Mixes
The Major's Lapse
Money, Money, Money!
My Country Right and Wrong
Naughty Boys!
Poor Old Euclid
The Prince Orlando
"The Professor's Love Story"
The Realists
The Resurrection of Little Pete
The Sage Hen's Samson
"Snake Taming"
Some Merits and Defects of the American Novel
Somebody's Grandmother
Sunny Crime Land
The Two Bad Men
Untitled manuscripts and fragments
Clippings from Puck
The Boss of Little Arcady - holograph manuscript
When in the Course - revised typescript
Manuscripts of plays, some in collaboration with Booth Tarkington
The Antiquity Shop - alternate title: Tweedles (with Booth Tarkington)
George Washington Silver - final title: Up from Nowhere (with Booth Tarkington)
The Gibson Upright (with Booth Tarkington)
A Stranger from Stratford
Youth Will Be Served
Scenarios and dramatizations of works by Wilson
Bunker Bean, adapted by Lee Wilson Dodd
Ma Pettengill, adapted by Lilian Saunders
Merton of the Movies. (Lacks Act I)
Ruggles of Red Gap, adapted by Ralph Herz; another, by Harrison Rhodes and Mable Auldyn; another, mimeographed 1956?
Unsorted notes - scraps of dialog, phrases, story plots, etc.
Materials relating to H. L. Wilson's work for H. H. Bancroft, including revised typescripts of articles and dictations
The History and Study of History
The Historical Works of H. H. Bancroft (dictation of Mr. B. B. Barney)
Dictation of Judge D. M. Adams
Southern California
Biography of Judge R. M. Widney
Scrapbook re Merton of the Movies
Doubleday, Page & Co. - Memoranda of agreements with H. L. Wilson, 1904-1921
Papers relating to Harry Leon Wilson's property in the Hacienda de Palmito de Verde, Mexico. Include book of photographs; deed, 1917 (in Spanish and an English translation).
Documents relating to the settlement of the estate of Harry Leon Wilson, 1939-1942. Include copy of will made in 1929.
Miscellaneous snapshots of Capri, Italy and Africa, Nova Scotia, Oregon, Illinois; family portraits; unidentified material. Transferred to Picture Collection.
Clippings, including reviews of Wilson's books, clippings about him, etc.
Accounts, 1898-1937
Bohemian Club
Calling cards
Compañía Minera Nuevo Mexico stock certificates, 1925
Membership cards and passes
Papers re trip to Orient, 1923
Pedigrees for dogs
Poems, not by Wilson
Publicity or materials re Wilson's books
Blowups used in the Bancroft Library exhibit on Wilson (Booth Tarkington drawing, Booth Tarkington letter, cover of Ruggles)
Adams, Andy, 1859-1935
Letter, Sept. 26, 1903.
Adams, Franklin Pierce, 1881-
Letter, Nov. 4, n.y., with clippings. Addressed to Mr. Booth.
Aug, Edna
5 letters, 1935-1937.
Beer, Thomas, 1849-1940
3 letters, 1922-1923.
Berkowitz, Walter J., 1892-
Letter, Nov. 25, 1936.
Blythe, Samuel George, 1868-
4 letters, 1917-1929.
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Letter, Dec. 23, 1904, by Ralph T. Hale.
Bouton, Stephen Miles, 1876-
Letter, June 13, 1933.
Bradford, George F.
Letter, Aug. 15, 1931, with annotation by Wilson.
Bucher, William Henry, 1874-1934
Letter, Mar. 29, 1933, addressed to Zilpha Riley.
Burton, Richard Eugene, 1861-
Letter, Sept. 16, [1935].
Clemens, Cyril, 1902-
2 letters, 1935-1938.
Clemens, Samuel Langhorn, 1835-1910
2 letters, 1902, re H. L. Wilson's The Spenders.
Connelly, Laurel Louise (Fletcher) Tarkington (Mrs. Willard Connelly)
2 letters, 1938. (The first Mrs. Booth Tarkington)
Croy, Homer, 1883-
2 letters, [1934].
Curran, Henry Hastings, 1877-
Letter, Mar. 13, [1937].
Curtis, Wardon Allan, 1867-1940
Letter, July 16, 1899, re Puck.
Curtis Brown, Ltd.
Letter, July 16, 1915, re British edition of Ruggles of Red Gap.
Dale, Mary
Letter, June 1, n.y., re H. L. Wilson, his first marriage and Rose O'Neill. Not addressed to H. L. Wilson.
Darrow, Whitney, 1881-
see Players
Doubleday, Russell, 1872-
see Doubleday, Doran and Company
Doubleday, Doran and Company
2 letters, 1904-1935. 1935 letter written by Russell Doubleday.
Duke, W. Dean, d. 1937
8 letters, 1915-1935. Longtime friend and cattle rancher, source of story material for H. L. Wilson. Also included, promissory note, Feb. 23, 1929 and 2 letters from his wife, Dita, 1936-1937.
Field, Walter Taylor, 1861-
Letter, July 16, 1938.
Fink, Albert
Letter, Mar. 7, 1919.
Ford, Hugh
Letter, June 23, 1935.
Ford, James Lauren, 1854-1928
Letter, n.d.
Furnas, Clifford Cook, 1900-
3 letters, 1937.
Garland, Hamlin, 1860-1940
Letter, Sept. 8, 1904, re H. L. Wilson's The Seeker.
Gaylord, Harriet
Letter, Dec. 30, n.y.
Gibson, William C.
4 letters, 1886-1905. 1886 letter written while editor of Puck.
Gregory, Warren Fenno, 1863-1936
see Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Company
Hale, Ralph Tracy, 1880-
see Bobbs-Merrill Company
Hereford, Frances (Reynolds) (Mrs. William Richard Hereford)
Letter, Jan. 7, 1930.
Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920
2 letters, 1902-1918.
Ingersoll, Robert Green, 1833-1899
Letter, Feb. 18, 1893.
Kinsey, H. C.
8 letters, 1930-1939. Agent and publisher.
See also 2 letters, 1940, to Leon Wilson in Box 5.
Klyce, Scudder
Letter, Aug. 30, 1923.
Knapp, Clarence Hollister, 1879-
Letter, May 26, 1934, with typescript of two of his ballads.
Knutsford, Sydney Holland, Viscount, 1855-
Letter, Feb. 14, 1929.
La Shelle, Kirke, 1862-1905
Letter, Dec. 1, 1903.
London, Jack, 1876-1916
Letter, Oct. 29, 1912.
Long, Ray, 1878-1935
Letter, n.d. Transcript, by Zilpha Riley.
Lorimer, George Horace, 1868-1937
Letter, n.d. Incomplete.
Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Company, Boston
3 letters, 1904-1905, by W. F. Gregory. Publishers of The Boss of Little Arcady.
McIntyre, Oscar Odd, 1884-
3 letters, 1935 and n.d.
Matthews, James Brander, 1852-1929
Letter, July 13, 1893.
Mencken, Henry Louis, 1880-1956
26 letters, 1911-1937, re Dreiser, Conrad and other writers, and re his editorship and association with
Smart Set.
See also 2 letters, 1939-1942, to Leon Wilson in Box 5.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corporation
Letter, June 3, 1935, by Harry Rapf, enclosing copy of the studio's synopsis of "Ma Pettengill".
Milburn, George, 1906-1966
4 letters, 1934-1935. Letters, Apr. 30 and June 15, 1935 are incomplete.
Miller, Agnes May (Wilson), 1854-1944 (Mrs. Charles L. Miller)
22 letters, 1914-1939. H. L. Wilson's sister. Letter, Oct. 6, 1938, is incomplete.
See also letters to Charis & Leon Wilson in Box 5.
Moll, Grace (Mrs. Carl Moll)
6 letters, 1938-1939. Hospital nurse, source of hospital details in H. L. Wilson's Lone Tree.
Newell, Robert C.
Letter, Feb. 26, 1924.
O'Neill, Callista, d. 1946
Letter, Dec. 8, 1937, to Louis Tarkington, re Rose O'Neill.
See also 3 letters to Charis and Leon Wilson in Box 5.
O'Neill, Rose Cecil, 1874-1944
9 letters, 1935-1938. 1921 exhibit catalog and a sketchbook also included.
See also 3 letters to Charis and Leon Wilson in Box 5.
Parkhill, Forbes, 1892-
Letter, Dec. 9, 1937.
Pinkerton, Kathrene (Gedney) (Mrs. Robert E. Pinkerton)
10 letters, 1938-1939.
Pinkerton, Robert E, 1882-
2 letters, 1938-1939.
Letter, May 18, 1938, by Whitney Darrow. With this, card admitting Wilson to the Club for two weeks, Oct. 31, 1904.
See also 2 letters to Charis Wilson, 1938, in Box 5.
Quinn, John, 1870-1924
Letter, Feb. 4, 1919, to Otto Carmichael.
Riley, Zilpha, 1893- (Mrs. Erven Riley)
4 letters, 1931-1939.
See also letters to Charis and Leon Wilson in Box 5.
Roberts, Kenneth Lewis, 1885-
Postcard, Mar. 12, 1920 and letter, n.d.
Roosevelt, Theodore, Pres. U.S., 1858-1919
3 letters, 1895-1902. 1895 letters, while President, New York City Police Department; 1902 letter, while President of the United States.
Runyon, Damon, 1884-
Letter, Oct. 31, 1933.
Sabin, Edwin Legrand, 1870-
2 letters, 1937.
Saturday Evening Post
4 letters, 1937, by Wesley Winans Stout.
Smith, Irving G.
3 letters, 1916-1924, re Tahiti
Sothern, Edward Hugh, 1859-
Letter, July 18, 1916.
Sothern, Julia (Marlowe) (Mrs. Edward Hugh Sothern)
Letter, July 18, 1916.
Stevens, James Floyd, 1892-
7 letters, 1926-1931.
See also letter to George Kummer in Box 5.
Stout, Wesley Winans, 1890-
See Saturday Evening Post
Street, Julian, 1879-
11 letters, 1908-1939.
Strunk, William, 1869-
Postcard, [June 11, 1913]. Evidently one of several cards.
Sullivan, Frank, 1892-
3 letters, 1932-1937.
Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946
115 letters, 1905-1939. Nov. 30, 1929 letter written for him by his wife, Susannah (Robinson) Tarkington. Three drawings by Tarkington, ca. 1906-1907,
and undated account also included.
See also letters to Charis and Leon Wilson in Box 5.
Taylor, Bert Leston, 1866-
Letter, Nov. 30, 1904.
Treadwell, Sophie
Letter, May 14, 1935.
Tyler, George Crouse, 1867-
5 letters, 1923-1935.
Untermeyer, Louis, 1885-
Letter, Jan. 31, 1915.
Vaughan, George, 1873-
Letter, Dec. 10, 1937.
Weeks, Edward Augustus, 1898-
Letter, May 27, 1935.
Welch, Charles Buckley, 1883-
3 letters, 1929-1939.
Wells, Herbert George, 1866-1946
3 letters, 1904?-1913.
Wiley, Hugh, 1884-
4 letters, 1921-1922. Signed "Wildcat".
Wilson, Adeline Sheldon (Kidder), 1832-1914 (Mrs. Samuel Wilson)
Letter, Apr. 25, [1898]. H. L. Wilson's mother. Xerox copy of letter to her daughter, Agnes May (Wilson) Miller.
Wilson, J. C.
4 letters, 1926, re mining in Tonichi, Sonora, Mexico. Copies.
Wilson, Leon
Letter, n.d. His son.
See also letters written by Leon Wilson in Box 5.
Wilson, Leonard, 1869-
Letter, June 15, 1917.
Wilson, Lester Sheldon, 1856-1944
11 letters, 1907-1938. Brother of H. L. Wilson.
Wright, Ernest Hunter, 1882-
Letter, Nov. 6, 1936.
Bennett, Raine
Letter, Mar. 5, 1953, re Carmel and H. L. Wilson.
Cooke, Grace (MacGowan), 1863-1944
3 letters, 1940, re revision of When in the Course.
Corle, Edwin, 1906-1956
Letter, Aug. 10, 1939
Curtis Publishing Company
Letter, May 23, 1938, by Walter C. Turner, re payments made by the Company to H. L. Wilson from 1925 to 1934.
Kinsey, H. C.
2 letters, 1940, re posthumous publication of When in the Course.
McCanse, Ralph Alan
3 letters, 1954, re his proposed biography of Rose O'Neill.
Mencken, Henry Louis, 1880-1956
2 letters, 1939-1942.
Mexico. Consulado, San Francisco
Letter, Apr. 16, 1938, by Héctor M. Escalona, re title to land in Mexico belonging to H. W. Wilson.
Miller, Agnes May (Wilson), 1854-1944
2 letters, 1939-1940. 1940 letter contains information re H. L. Wilson.
O'Neill, Callista, d. 1946
3 letters, 1939 and n.d., concerning the Frances Wilson property in Missouri.
O'Neill, Lottie
4 letters, 1947, relating to the Frances Wilson property and to Rose O'Neill and H. L. Wilson.
O'Neill, Paul E., 1900-
5 letters, 1946-1947, re the family and the Frances Wilson property. Nephew of Callista and Rose O'Neill.
O'Neill, Rose Cecil, 1874-1944
3 letters, 1938-1939. Letter, Apr. 13, 1938, includes snapshots of Rose O'Neill. Also included, photograph of Little Arcady, a cottage in Mountain View, New Jersey.
2 letters, 1938, by Whitney Darrow. With this, copy of the Players' Bulletin, Nov. 1, 1939, containing obituary for H. L. Wilson.
Riley, Zilpha, 1893- (Mrs. Erven Riley)
8 letters, 1941-1961. Contains information concerning H. L. Wilson. Enclosure to letter to George Kummer, May 13, 1957, transcripts of letters from Wilson to Mrs. Riley.
Stevens, James Floyd, 1892-
Letter, [1959]. Transcript of letter to George Kummer, re H. L. Wilson; presumably sent to Leon Wilson.
Street, Marguerite (Skibeness) (Mrs. Julian Street)
2 letters, 1950-1958. Contain copies of H. L. Wilson's letters to Julian Street.
Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946
11 letters, 1936-1944. Letter, June 30, 1939, is a transcript.
U.S. Consulate, Mazatlán, Mexico
3 letters, 1938, by Rufus H. Lane, Jr., re H. L. Wilson's title to property in the Hacienda del Palmito de Verde.
U.S. Consulate, Nogales, Mexico
2 letters, 1938, by Thomas M. Powell, re H. L. Wilson's stock in the Compaqia Minera Nuevo Mixico.
Walker, Franklin Dickerson, 1900-
Letter, Aug. 2, 1955.
Wilson, Gertrude
Letter, May 30, 1947, re O'Neill and Wilson families.
Woodress, James Leslie, 1916-
Letter, July 9, 1954.


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Column: Forget the faux outrage: All politicians play politics in times of crisis, catastrophe
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WASHINGTON – Hours after the Boston Marathon bombings, President Barack Obama gave the standard presidential line following a tragedy: "On days like this there are no Republicans or Democrats — we are Americans, united in concern for our fellow citizens."
And, as usual, Republicans and Democrats alike quickly ignored his don't-politicize-this plea.
This was inevitable.
Our leaders always play politics after catastrophe, whether made by man or Mother Nature. The Newtown shootings and Superstorm Sandy. The financial crisis and Hurricane Katrina. Our history is filled with moments when something big happens and elected officials maneuver quickly to take advantage of the changing public mindset — or at least the more intense media spotlight — on a specific issue.
Democrat Franklin D. Roosevelt and Congress leveraged public angst over the Depression and a worldwide war in the 1930s to enact the New Deal, overhauling financial systems, funding public works projects and creating Social Security. Some three decades later, Lyndon B. Johnson and his Democrats seized on social unrest to pass the Great Society, anti-poverty and civil rights measures, education and transportation initiatives, Medicare and Medicaid.
During the 1980s, Ronald Reagan and his GOP used the moment of sky-high inflation and a growing Soviet threat to win support for boosting the military, trimming government and cutting taxes. And, in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, Republican George W. Bush rallied a fearful America behind expanding the government's terrorist-tracking powers, streamlining intelligence gathering and toppling Saddam Hussein.
Most recently, when he took office amid the worst economic conditions in a generation, Obama saw an opportunity to advance an audacious agenda that included ending the costly war in Iraq, improving crumbling transportation arteries and overhauling the health care system. As his first chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, was fond of saying back then: "You never want a serious crisis to go to waste."
A gray area exists in all cases.
To some people, politicians who press for new legislation after a tragedy are seizing the perfect time to make needed changes, using typically fleeting we-are-one moments to reach consensus on an issue that long had been languishing behind more pressing priorities or struggling to get the necessary votes. To other people, these politicians are exploiting a tragedy in a blatant attempt to enact their pet, partisan policies.
These days, Republicans and Democrats alike accuse each other of politicizing tragedy — even as they do the same. And, in this season of political gridlock, both parties typically use such moments to dig in on their polarizing positions, rally their core supporters and pressure the public to see it their respective ways.
In doing so, they waste opportunities to find common ground to address a problem that a calamity illuminated, like the failed effort by a bipartisan group of senators to close gun law loopholes in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Connecticut. They couldn't persuade enough lawmakers to buck their core backers and campaign donors in the name of compromise.
And when today's lawmakers do find solutions in the midst of crisis, those accords usually are forged at the last minute and only after intense partisan wrangling, such as when the country was about to head over the so-called "fiscal cliff" of automatic tax increases and budget cuts.
Blame the far wings of the political parties that control the system; blame a media that feeds on conflict; blame special interests that threaten to work to fire lawmakers who capitulate.
And, to some extent, blame the reactive nature of Congress. It doesn't do a good job anticipating problems, and rather appears to be in a constant crisis management mode, dealing with the biggest issues only when they demand the most attention — and making them catnip for partisans looking to push their pet positions just when public opinion is changing.
This has been the case in the seemingly never-ending cycle of fiscal emergencies recently.
Tom Daschle, the former Senate Democratic leader from South Dakota, sees parallels between Congress and a fire department that responds to five-alarm blazes but doesn't focus enough on prevention, saying, "We're responding to the fires because, partly, that's where the media is, that's where the people are demanding that we respond to these things."
He says it's difficult to reach common ground proactively, adding: "It may even be impossible in some cases because they don't have the pressure to reach that consensus. So you often times kick around ideas but never really get to a critical tipping point to bring about the change required."
Tragedy creates such a tipping point — and triggers the political maneuvering.
This, of course, is not always a bad thing, and it can result in quick attention to problems that long have gone unaddressed. Sometimes, this is how the big stuff gets done in our country.
Think back to the government money that poured into the Gulf Coast to fix inadequate levees in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Or the reining in of an under-regulated Wall Street after the housing bubble burst, sending the nation into recession. Or, following the 9/11 attacks, the realignment of America's national security sectors, which had a history of not communicating with one another.
So it was to be expected that within hours of the Boston bombings, Democrats and Republicans would seek to use the tragedy to their advantage on a host of issues.
Politicians on Twitter referenced the bombings to make points — and press their positions — on everything from guns to torture, illustrating how seemingly separate issues get intertwined as all sides seize on tragedy to score political points.
The most high-profile example occurred during the start of Senate debate over legislation to remake the U.S. immigration system. Republicans argued that the role of two immigrant suspects in bombing raised questions about gaps in the system even though there was no suggestion that the two suspects, brothers from Russia, had entered the U.S. illegally.
"Given the events of this week, it's important for us to understand the gaps and loopholes in our immigration system," Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, the Judiciary Committee's senior Republican, said as he began a hearing. That prompted this from Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y.: "I'd like to ask that all of us not jump to conclusions regarding the events in Boston or try to conflate those events with this legislation."
Of course, there's a flip side.
It's a good bet that the Boston bombings will prompt local officials and state lawmakers to ensure that law enforcement officers and first responders have the resources they need should terrorism come to their towns. It's also likely that the United States will use this moment to continue to refine its terrorist-tracking methods. And, if terrorism becomes more important to the public than it is now, it's possible that lawmakers could be compelled to act on any number of national security matters that have been languishing.
If that happens, this may end up being the lesson we draw: That playing politics not only is inevitable — but it's also necessary to govern, particularly in an era of stalemate.
EDITOR'S NOTE — Liz Sidoti is the national politics editor for The Associated Press. Follow her on Twitter: http://twitter.com/lsidoti

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Gazelle CEO: How to Sell Your iPhone
Gazelle is a startup capitalizing on the fast-growing used phone market. CEO Israel Ganot joins digits to discuss why the iPhone resale market is still hot. Photo: Getty Images.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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Captain's Report
Sea-Doo GTI SE-130 PWC
By Captain John B. Wenz
Sea-Doo has set out to build a fun, versatile, and easy to own watercraft, and from the looks of the GTI SE-130, they've succeeded. After polling recreational and novice riders, these folks developed a list of what features and characteristics were most important to the market. They took those guidelines and designed their boat around an attractive price point.
One of the outstanding qualities of the GTI SE-130 is her stability. I took the opportunity to try it out. When I rolled this boat over, it practically righted itself. It took just a little push from my finger to turn it upright. Getting back aboard is a cinch, thanks to the standard reboarding step. There's room for three on the seat, and everybody's got secure places to hold on to.
For towing, the person in the aft-facing spotter position can take advantage of a pair of footpads at either corner to brace himself. This is one of those little details on this unit that makes a big difference. In addition, there's a retractable towing pylon available that offers a pair of very useful handles. I was really impressed by this option and I'd certainly add it.
Working our way forward, the wide handlebars offer both comfort and more effective steering leverage. The instrument package is large, easy to read, and provides seventeen different bits of information. A Sea-Doo trademark is their "Learning Key." This is an additional, dealer-programmable key which allows inexperienced riders to learn at their own pace, limiting the throttle while they develop confidence and control. This system also includes digital encoding within the key to deter theft or unauthorized operation. On either side of the steering post you'll find a pair of clever little "temporary docking loops". This solves the problem of how to tie-up when you stop for lunch at your favorite dock-n-dine spot.
Up front, under the shroud, is yet another example of responding to the needs of the market. First, the fuel fill cap is mounted up high so you can stay aboard when you're alongside the fuel dock. But the really neat thing is the removable storage compartment. It's got a gasket under the snap-down lid, and it slides securely into a fitted compartment. You can pack your lunch, your clothes, whatever you want to pack into this thing at home. When you arrive at your destination, everything's dry, even if you roll your watercraft over.
Between the driver's knees is a large glove box which opens two ways - hinged and sliding. And this area of the seat seems narrower but also more padded than the same dimension on some of the other PWCs I've tested. It definitely made a difference in my comfort underway.
Under the seat you'll find Sea-Doo's dependable 130 horsepower Rotax 4-Tec engine. At 1.5 liters it's practically maintenance free - after a break-in period you only need to change the oil once a year. There's no other periodic adjustment or service required. Much like the family car, the GTI SE-130 also has a closed-loop cooling system. Unlike a raw water system, this keeps sea or lake water from contacting the inside of the engine, which makes a big contribution towards minimizing corrosion. Like most of us, the folks at Sea-Doo care about protecting the environment. The GTI SE-130 is three-star CARB rated and includes the D-Sea-Bel sound reduction system.
When I took the GTI SE-130 for a ride, I was immediately struck by the lively ride. Just as it had been described by my hosts, this boat is a whole lot of fun. The flatter hull design provides a dry and stable ride, while also planing very quickly. You seem to slide around a little bit on the surface, but that makes this boat fun. You never get that submarine feeling when you come out of a hard turn. In my judgment, the ride you get from the GTI SE-130 will keep you coming back for more.
One other nice little detail that I must mention, appreciated by everyone from beginner to expert level, is the placement of the reverse lever. Being on the left, it allows you to maintain throttle and steering control while you shift between forward and reverse. It may not seem like a big deal, but once you try it you can appreciate what a big difference this makes. And for those off-throttle situations, the OPAS or "Off Power Assisted Steering" helps maintain control.
When we put the GTI SE-130 through her paces, we ran from zero to thirty in 3.3 seconds. On a tank of regular gas, we would expect to operate for about 100 miles between fuel stops, cruising at a speed of 33.7 miles an hour. This is a fun boat which will not disappoint. Sea-Doo has got a really good watercraft boat in the GTI SE-130.
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Hank Haney made news a couple weeks ago when he questioned Tiger Woods' preparation via Twitter.
Haney, the renowned golf instructor, wasn't as hard on Woods during a visit at the Omega watch store at South Coast Plaza Thursday night. He was there for an exclusive event for Omega clients. During the promotional event, Haney went through a Q&A session and he gave golfing tips.
Later, he spent time for an interview with me.
Haney also taught a select group during a special clinic Friday morning at Monarch Beach Golf Links.
It was all part of Haney being an ambassador for Omega, which has partnered with Monarch Beach Golf Links, said Eric Lohman, the PGA General Manager at Monarch Beach.
"To partner with an international name like Omega which is with the Olympics, PGA, the Ryder Cup, for them to reach out to us and for us to reciprocate and for us to host the event, I think it's such a great thing. It's such a wonderful connection," said Lohman, a Newport Beach resident. "For them to bring out Hank Haney, a world renowned instructor, a dynamic person who is polarizing yet a difference-maker and is very popular in the golfing community, it's just a win-win for everybody. It complements what we do every day, which is provide great golfing experiences."
Haney said he has enjoyed teaching golf in these types of settings rather than one-on-one. The 57-year-old lives in Dallas and has also stayed busy with the birth of his son, Henry Hudson Haney. He was born three months ago.
Haney had vowed that Tiger would be his last student, but that could change.
"I thought I was done coaching, but I've got one more student," Haney said of his son. "He's going to be my last student."
He also stays busy with his sponsors and associations with companies like Omega.
"Golf is a great vehicle for companies to show their product and sell their product," Haney said. "That's what I do now. I teach golf to the masses. I don't teach private lessons. I don't teach individuals and I don't teaching touring pros anymore. But last year I gave clinics to over 15,000 people. So I do teach golf a lot.
"My career's kind of gone full circle. I worked with the average player and taught them golf. And then I taught touring pros for 32 years and now I help the average player enjoy the game. Helping people enjoy a great game and help grow the game, it's all fun for me."
Here is some more of my interview with Haney.
Question: What's the most important advice you can give to someone who is learning golf?
Answer: "The most important advice is to go get lessons because it's such a hard game. The learning curve is very steep. You have to have help, no matter who you are. The best players in the world all have help. There's no way you're going to figure it out yourself. You have to get help and you have to get professional help. Also, be patient with yourself and stick to your plan. If you're going to improve or do anything, you need a plan."
Question: What was it like to write the book, "The Big Miss?"
Answer: "It was great. It was incredible. It was an unbelievable experience. I never dreamed that I was going to be a No. 1 New York Times best-selling author. I'm very proud of the book. The response of the book continues to be incredible. The biggest response I get is from Tiger Woods fans that tell me they are a bigger fan now than they were before after they read the book. That was something I really appreciated because when the book first came out I got a lot of criticism. But then when people read the book, they were like, 'Wow, it's a great book. I'm a Tiger Woods fan and now I'm a bigger fan.' It worked out good. It was great. I'm very thankful for the opportunity to have worked with Tiger. And I wanted to share my experiences. So I did."
Question: So Tiger at the U.S. Open, did that surprise you? How he finished?
Answer: "It always surprises me every time he doesn't win because I know he's the best player. But having said that, when I helped him for six years he won 45% of the tournaments. So that means he didn't win 55% of the time. Now he's won four tournaments this year, but he's lost more than he's won. That's just the way the game of golf is. But having said that if I was going to pick one person to win I would always pick him. It surprises me every time he doesn't win, but I also realize he's not going to win every time. It's just not feasible. But I really thought the U.S. Open would be a great course for him. So I was a little surprised that he wasn't at least in the mix. But that's golf, it's a hard game."
Question: Working with any pros now?
Answer: "No. Tiger was my last student. I made a decision when I first started working with Tiger that he was going to be my last student. I helped over 200 touring pros and I don't feel that old but I've been helping touring pros for 32 years. Coaching professional athletes for 32 years was an incredible opportunity and an incredible experience. But 32 years was enough. I decided that when I started working with Tiger that he was going to be last student. Plus, where do you go from Tiger?"


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Thiboux's country cousin Bubba came to visit New Orleans and they decided to take in one of the Creole restaurants.
A young shapely waitress came over and asked, "Are you ready to order?"
"Yep," Bubba replied, "I'd like a quickie."
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Rose Brown speaks to everyone who walks past. The senior at UNC Charlotte has made tons of connections on campus and her bubbly attitude backs that claim up.
"Hey y'all," the senior says to a group of students.
An infectious smile and outgoing personality make her impossible to miss and irresistible to greet but she wasn't born with this kind of popularity.
"From the age of nine to 18, I was bullied on a daily basis," recalls Brown.
The Kings Mountain native suffered a decade of being tormented. Rose says she's been called every name in the book, had trash stuffed in her mouth, and even had her hair cut by a bully.
"I had extremely, extremely dark times where I felt alone and had no in the world," said Brown.
The hit show "13 Reasons Why" on Netflix has generated an international conversation about bullying and its effects on teenagers.
According to a recent study by the University of Southern California, one out of five teenagers contemplate suicide. The Center for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) say suicide is the second leading cause of death among 15 to 19-year-olds.
Rose first found a way to cope by writing hip hop music and developing a love for philanthropy and beauty pageants.
In November 2016, Rose took home the crown and title of "Miss Piedmont," going from bullied to Beauty Queen.
"I never would have thought I would have went from the girl in the bathroom being called names to the girl who's wearing this crown and being able to reach a lot of people," said Brown.
She graduates from UNCC next week with a double-major but the corporate world will have to wait because Rose is going for another crown, competing for Miss North Carolina in June.
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Sometimes the most creative ideas come not from pure inspiration, but from problem solving. Having obstacles and limitations forces innovative thinking that can lead to pure design magic. So, I suspect, was the case when the owners of these structures, from a church to a cow stable, decided to turn them into homes.
Flavorwire compiled a collection of these unusual homes - all are beautiful. I love how each home was designed around the existing elements and keeps the flavor of its former life. There's a famous Chinatown punk club loft with funky red walls and even a cement factory which embraces the industrial feel with looming (and luckily unused) equipment. It's a lovely homage to buildings that have already lived one life and are now home to another generation and purpose.
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Without putting too fine a point on it, we in Victoria like to brag about our weather and the fact that our gardens are beautiful year round. The cliche is that the proof is in the pudding: below are a few photos of what's happening in the garden today, January 31. Read, look and come and visit.
There is also a water lily bud just pushing its nose above the water in the pond, and the fish are starting to come out of their winter hiding places.
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Jesusophile, a single Dutchman, has a few thoughts on why vaginal sex should be painful, the role of the clitoris and incorporating fruit into your lovemaking. We break it down with pictures after the jump.
Jesusophile believes that the best way to demonstrate his understanding of the functioning of the female anatomy is with a tomato that he calls Natalie. He really likes Natalie.
Jesusophile is about to pentrate Natalie's soft squishy core with the best representation of his penis he could find to use on camera: a spoon. Anticipation, baby.
That first moment of sweet penetration always inspires this look.
Even Jesusophile is smart enough not to go all the way to the hilt in the first stroke.
Here, Jesusophile takes a moment to admire the hole he's created with his faux-phallus.
Does anyone else worry that he's about to eat Natalie out with some fava beans and a nice Chianti?
And then he fingers Natalia, delicately at first.
God made him do it! No, Natalie, run!
AHHHHHHHH! No one told me this was going to be slash porn!
He just can't believe what he's done!
Scared of his own brutal desires, Jesusophile resorts to sucking his thumb.
He says, "I am not sure how Jesus feels about licking [the clitoris]," which is why he resorts to sodomizing vegetables, mutilating them and eating them, because he's not sure God wants men to eat pussy.
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Center for Ethics Announces Fall Programming: Sex, Ethics, and Pleasure Politics
A year-long series of special events and thematic lectures that aims to develop a comprehensive sexual ethics for the campus community.
Tue, 03 Sep 2013 16:14:00 EDT
Through public talks and discussions, this theme will build an ethical conversation centered on interpersonal sexual behavior as well as the political, scientific, religious, aesthetic and legal forces that shape the permissibility and impermissibility of sexual acts. This programming theme will explore how culture, race, gender, class, technology and language can simultaneously constrain and create greater opportunities for sexual acts, interpersonal intimacy and pleasure-seeking.
Each year, the Center for Ethics sponsors an intensive series designed to encourage discussion and reflection on a timely, pertinent topic. Center for Ethics programs are free and open to all members of the Muhlenberg campus and the local community. For more information on the series, visit the Center for Ethics site.
Fall programs sponsored by the Center for Ethics will include:
Campus Forum:
Muhlenberg faculty and administrators will discuss the concept of sex, ethics, and pleasure politics from various perspectives. Panel moderated by Lanethea Mathews, (associate professor of political science), and features Mel Ferrara '15, Corey Goff (director of athletics), Randy Helm (President of the College), Robin Riley-Casey (director of multicultural life) and Alan Tjeltveit (Professor of psychology).
Talk by Joan Bertin
Bertin, the Executive Director of the National Coalition Against Censorship, addresses the history of the First Amendment, censorship, restrictions of sexually explicit speech, child pornography, political speech, government secrecy, broadcast decency and censorship of science and sex education. Co-sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellows program.
Talk by Dorothy Roberts:
Roberts, the George A. Weiss University Professor of Law and Sociology and the Raymond Pace and Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander Professor of Civil Rights at the University of Pennsylvania, will address issues of biopower, race, and gender; health disparities among racial minorities; sexuality and law; and socioeconomic regulation of sexual health.
Talk by Anne Fausto-Sterling:
Anne Fausto-Sterling, Nancy Duke Lewis Professor of Biology and Women's Studies at Brown University, will discuss the scientific efforts to study sexual behavior, argue for the scientific construction of sexuality, and discuss a critical re-appraisal of dualisms that drive scientific investigation (sex/gender, nature/nurture, real/constructed) Her scholarly foci are dynamic systems theory; biology of sexuality and gender; developmental biology; and sex-related differences in infants and toddlers.
Talk by E. Patrick Johnson
E. Patrick Johnson, Carlos Montezuma Professor of Performance Studies and African-American Studies at Northwestern University, will discuss first-person ethnographic performance, documentary theatre, and race, gender, and sexuality in performance. He may discuss his recent publication Sweet Tea: Black Gay Men of the South; Black Queer Studies: A Critical Anthology. This event is co-sponsored by Theatre and Dance.


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With the Thanksgiving holiday here, I thought this would be the perfect time to give my thanks to the sporting world. So, here are 13 things that I am thankful for over the past year.
With the Thanksgiving holiday here, I thought this would be the perfect time to give my thanks to the sporting world. So, here are 13 things that I am thankful for over the past year.
1. The infield fly
The St. Louis Cardinals benefited on a delayed infield fly call during a one game playoff with the Atlanta Braves. The Cardinals beat the Braves to advance to the NLDS round against the Washington Nationals.
2. The Triple Crown
With only 17 players in the history of baseball winning the Triple Crown, and no one winning it since 1967, I am thankful that I got to see a Triple Crown winner in my lifetime.
3. Josh Reddick AKA Piederman
Josh Reddick was the master pie deliverer for the Oakland A's and their major league leading 14 walk-off wins during the 2012 baseball season. Reddick pied his fellow teammates time and time again on national TV, doing so once while wearing a spiderman costume.
4. Bob Melvin
The manager of the Oakland A's turned his team around and guided them to the 2012 American League West division title. The A's were in first place only one day during the season, the final day.
5. Brad Keselowski
The driver of the No. 2 Miller Lite Dodge became a media sensation with his twitter account during the Daytona 500 back in February. Keselowski went on to make the NASCAR Chase for the cup and beat five-time champion Jimmy Johnson in the final race of the year to win his first Spring Cup championship.
6. Dale Earnhardt Jr.
The most popular driver in NASCAR finally won a race in 2012, ending a four year, 143 race drought.
7. Donald Fehr
I am thankful that Donald Fehr is no longer the head of the Major League Baseball Players Association. Fehr is leading the NHL to cancel its second season in less than 10 years. Baseball had enough of Fehr after he convinced the players to strike in 1994. Since he has been gone, the players and the owners in baseball have had labor peace.
8. NFL referees
After starting the season with replacement refs, fans and players alike complained about how the calls went and how bad they were. Yet, since the regular referees returned, the number of penalties is nearly similar to those issued by replacement refs.
9. Baseball
My favorite sport. The one thing that I look forward to every day between the middle of February through the end of October is watching baseball. Without baseball, I don't know what I would do with my free time.
10. The Bernie Lean
A song from 2010 based on the 1989 movie became a major hit in Oakland this year. The A's and their fans rode the song to a music video, a Weekend at Bernie's Day in Oakland, and an appearance by Terry Kiser, the man who played Bernie in the movie.
11. Blackburn College
I got the chance to earn my degree in communications while also writing about college sports. What's better than that!
12. Brady Quinn and Matt Cassel
The ineptitude both have shown as the quarterback of the Kansas City Chiefs gives me great hope that Kansas City will draft someone in the next draft. Until the Chiefs get a real quarterback, the franchise is going to continue to go down hill
13. The coaches and athletes in the Hannibal/Mark Twain/Palmyra/Monroe City area.
For giving me the opportunity to do what I love and to have a great time doing it. Without you, I wouldn't have anyone to write about or anyone to read what I do write.
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- Preserve the Olympia Farmers Market as a creative and vibrant community gathering place.
- Promote healthy, locally produced food and goods
- Support local sustainable agriculture.
Some improvements The Friends have made to The Olympia Farmers Market with your help include:
- Personalized Paving Bricks (Small & Large)
- Picnic tables & benches
- The Lu Hall Kitchen
- Emergency medical equipment
- Facility heaters
- The Pavilion for covered eating & entertainment
- Public address system
- Computer equipment
- Several Electrical upgrades
- Sound system
- Recycling bins
- Bike rack
- Parking bollards
- Signage
- Robert J. Meyer Scholarship
- Security Camera System
- L.E.D. Security lighting
- Hand dryers
- Hand rails
- Weatherization
- Cooking demonstrations ……… and much more…
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The Taste of the Market is our primary annual event: Attending allows you to enjoy a smorgasbord of the finest cuisine from dozen's of local restaurants, bakeries, wineries, breweries, & coffee roasters; enjoy live music, win prizes and visit with friends.
The Taste gets better every year so don't delay in getting tickets…. as this event sells out earlier each season! There are only 400 seats available…. so hurry and get your tickets today!
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One round of golf is good, two rounds are great and three or more are… well, you get the idea. There's no end to the amount of Winnipegspirited golf you can get in with this jar of teamcolored golf tees! Each jar contains 175 tees painted with two different team colors and imprinted with the Jets name. This jar is perfect for keeping you on the golf course — especially when you've got a lot of time to kill before Winnipegs next game!
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Things People Say They've Tried Once but Never Again
Wow! Some great calls on the show this morning about things people tried but will never do it again. This because of a national survey just released saying the top five responses included camping, jogging, karaoke and golf. Number one has been left out, with good reason!


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Ravenswood Grade School was closed earlier this week due to a problem with gas lines. Superintendent of Schools Blaine Hess issued the following statement to parents concerning the problem.
Ravenswood Grade School was closed earlier this week due to a problem with gas lines. Superintendent of Schools Blaine Hess issued the following statement to parents concerning the problem.
On Monday, January 7, 2013, it was necessary to dismiss students from school at Ravenswood Grade School. This action was necessary due to a problem with the gas line at the school that impacted the ability to heat the school. The school remains closed on Tuesday, January 8, and the gas line will be replaced over the course of the next few days.
"While replacement of the gas line is underway, temporary arrangements have been made to resume classes for the students at Ravenswood Grade School. Classes for the school resumed for students on Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at normal opening and dismissal times at the following Ravenswood locations:
• 3rd Grade Students – First Baptist Church, Ann Street
• 4th Grade Students – Calvary Baptist Church, Henry Street
• 5th Grade Students – Praise Cathedral, Elwood Street
"Students riding the school bus will ride the same bus as usual with the pick-up and drop-off times from home remaining the same. All buses will take students to the Ravenswood High School auditorium. Students will be transported from there to their respective locations. All parents dropping students off should avoid Ravenswood High School and take their student to their church location(s). Parents dropping students off at the church location(s) should approach the area with extreme caution and drop students off in areas supervised by the school staff.
"Student materials will be moved from your child's classroom at the school to the proper classroom space at the designated location. Breakfast and lunch will be provided by the Jackson County Schools Food Service Staff at each location.
"During the school day, communication with the school can be made by calling the school office at (304) 273-5391. Messages and other communications will be forwarded to the appropriate site. If it is necessary for you to sign your child out of school during the school day, you should pick them up at the church designated for their grade level.
"We are hopeful that the replacement of the gas line can be accomplished and tested for operation in the next few days. Ravenswood Grade School will be reopened as soon as possible. Jackson County Schools appreciates the hospitality and support from local churches that are hosting our students and providing us with a location to provide educational services. Your cooperation and patience during this time will be greatly appreciated.
If you have questions or concerns, please contact the school at 304-273-5391 or Rhonda Jelich, director of elementary education, at 304-372-7300."


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Of Montreal
where to start?
One of these I'd say:
Satanic Panic in the Attic
The Sunlandic Twins
Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?Spicer this'd this
Satanic Panic is an excellent indie-pop record and probably my favourite of their albums overall.
But his masterpiece is The Past Is A Grotesque Animal which is off Hissing Fauna.
They are incredibly patchy but when they're good, they're incredible.
post-Hissing Fauna I'd say False Priest
that's the one I keep playing the most anyway. Still haven't got around to listening to the new one...
The new one is really good
nothing like their previous efforts, it's actually a lot more like their early stuff... very heavy on the folky side.
nothing like their other recent efforts*
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± 30 kV contact discharge
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• Soldering can be checked by standard vision inspection.
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Damn, girl. You're wordy. :wink: That's good. The more the better...and you probably already know that, and I suspect that you're also proud of it.
Not really proud of it, no. You can imagine how hard it was to get my sound bite down to under 30 seconds to submit to Cinecast. It makes one really focus though. Had a flashback to my days in college radio.
I have a humble film blog which tries to deal with films that have been on UK TV that week (it's been a fallow period of late). It's at http://afilmaweek.blogspot.com if you enjoy badly written blogs.
I've listened to the boys since itunes. I've been read three times on-air and was once referred to as a man, which I am not. I like to think I was read because of my fabulous wit rather than any particular film knowledge I possess.
Those friends now work for studios in Chicago and I have the inside track on movies like Amityville Horror III
In my spare time, I compete in amateur ballroom dancing competitions and perform in showcases.
That said, I still maintain that I'm better than Winrit.BOO-YAH!


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I've had a further reply from the seller, with a slightly better pic of the bottle (not really need now we can see Natalie's fab picture) but he also tells me that the maker was a small glassworks in Denmark with a name like Ludwig or something similar... which is another possible step forward...
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With a week to go before the kickoff of "Dancing with the Stars," Raven Jacoby Jones, who is competing on the show this season, has been practicing in Baltimore.
Jones and his partner Karina Smirnoff have worked on their routine at the Owings Mills JCC. The other day, the pair took a break from practice and tried to teach the center's pre-school children Jones' signature end zone move, the "Choppa City Juke."


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Rod Blagojevich may have a problem with hidden recording devices, but the convicted former governor rarely met a camera he didn't like and that held true even Wednesday with a choreographed-for-TV farewell on the eve of his imprisonment.
Showman to the end, Blagojevich emerged from his Ravenswood Manor bungalow in an appearance timed to catch the top of 5 p.m. newscasts. He launched into a campaign-style monologue reciting a laundry list of accomplishments and insisting he never intentionally broke the law.
"I believe I always, always thought about what was right for the people," said Blagojevich as his wife, Patti, stood by his side and teared up.


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Patently Apple reports that, more than 3 years after Steve Jobs announced the iPhone on the stage at Macworld 2007, Apple has finally secured the trademark:
iPhone is a registered trademark of Apple Inc. – officially as of Feb 09, 2010. The registration number 3,746,840 covers International Classes 9, 28 and 38 which are presented in this report for clarification.
This follows a very public back-and-forth with Cisco in the US and Comwave in Canada, who were marketing VoIP products under the same name.
Round 2, of course, will be for the iPad trademark, though they believe Apple's position there may be stronger than widely believed.


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An Indianapolis mother left her 13-month-old child in the care of a babysitter she found on Craigslist—and never came back to get him, reports WISH-TV.
Hoping to make some extra money, Cecilia Long answered an advertisement made by a woman who called herself Jen. The woman, who later told Long she was a dancer at a nearby venue, was requesting an immediate, overnight sitter for her son Kameron and promised to pay $75 a day. Long cared for Kameron often, sometimes for more than one day at a time—but only ever received a mere $10 for her services, which she used to buy milk for the child, reports FOX59.
Plus: Mom Decides Parenting Not for Her and Leaves
When Long requested that Jen pick up Kameron because she had to leave for a family emergency, the mother refused and informed Long that "it wasn't her problem." That was when Long decided to reach out to police. When an officer tried to contact Jen, she demanded that he "quit f—ing calling my phone" and hung up. Loud music was audible in the background during the call.
Plus: Mom Accused of Selling Baby to Pay for Disney World Trip
Police have been searching for the mother at local nightclubs. The employees at the venue where she claimed to work said that they do not know of any dancers named Jen. The Department of Child Services has taken Kameron into protective custody. But since the involvement of DCS, the mother has been leaving Long angry, expletive-ridden voicemail messages.
Plus: Mom Accused of Selling Baby… on Payment Plan
"I think she's just wanting someone to take care of her kid and she thought she found a sucker," Long said of the situation.
We've heard plenty of babysitting nightmares—but those usually include an irresponsible sitter, not parent. What's your worst babysitting horror story?


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Blackhawks pull away in third to beat Red Wingsby Corey Masisak
CHICAGO -- For one period, the Chicago Blackhawks looked like a team that hadn't played in nearly a week.
For the next two Wednesday night at United Center, they looked the club that blitzed teams en route to the top seed in the Western Conference and a place among the favorites to claim the Stanley Cup.
Jimmy Howard withstood wave after wave of pressure from the Blackhawks, but eventually even a great performance from the Detroit Red Wings' goaltender wasn't enough.
Johnny Oduya and Marcus Kruger scored a little more than three minutes apart midway through the third period and the Blackhawks defeated the Red Wings 4-1 in Game 1 of this Western Conference Semifinals series.
"I thought it was our best game of the playoffs, no question," Blackhawks forward Patrick Sharp, who finished with a goal and two assists, said. "[Coach] Joel [Quenneville] can probably answer that better than I can. Personally, it was a tough start. Those first couple shifts the building was hot and the legs were a little stiff, but it was probably because we were for a week. I thought we played better as the game went on, and didn't have too many breakdowns out there."
Howard faced a flurry of shots after the Blackhawks looked a little rusty in the first period from the layoff after wrapping up their first-round series last Thursday. After just six shots on net in the first period, the Blackhawks peppered Howard with 27 in the next 28 minutes and eventually broke through.
The Red Wings struggled at times with the pressure from the speedy Anaheim Ducks, but the Blackhawks were at another level in the final two periods.
"I didn't think we were very quick in executing," Detroit coach Mike Babcock said. "We're not trying to take anything away from them. They were better than us. The score tonight was more than fair as far as I'm concerned. They were better."
Sharp and Patrick Kane controlled the puck in the left corner, and Sharp found Oduya pinching in from the left point. A couple of exhausted Red Wings forwards were unable to stay with him, and Oduya had plenty of space to pick out the top right corner behind Howard at 8:02 of the third period.
"It was at the end of a shift and it was kind of a long one. I was pretty tired there," Sharp said. "[Kane] cycled it down to me and before the puck even came to me I saw Johnny break through. I don't know what happened, if it was coverage or just a great play by Johnny to get open, but I just wanted to get it to him in his area and he made a great shot."
Kruger extended the lead at 11:23 of the period on a quirky play. The puck ended up on top of the goal netting behind Howard, and it was just out of his reach to try and cover it up. It ended up off the netting and out in front of the goal, and Kruger was able to backhand a shot past a lunging Howard for his second of the postseason.
Howard finished the night with 38 saves and was certainly Detroit's best player, but it wasn't enough for the Wings to steal Game 1 against the top-seeded Blackhawks. Corey Crawford made 20 saves, but defenseman Brent Seabrook had the save of the night, swatting the puck off his goal line late in the third to keep the lead at 3-1. Sharp added an empty-netter with 48.8 seconds left to end any doubt.
"I just think we've been doing it all season," Sharp said of the unrelenting pressure. "We've been playing the same way whether we're up a goal or down a goal, tied game, and we're not surprised with how well Jimmy is playing in net there. We're not surprised how hard it is to get to the net and get scoring chances. There's no reason to panic and no reason to change anything -- just keep playing.
"I don't think we panicked at all, and in the second intermission we just wanted to continue the way we were playing and hopefully we'd get a couple."
Marian Hossa put the Blackhawks in front with a power-play goal at 9:03 of the first period. Sharp (three points) knocked the puck away from a pair of Red Wings along the left wall, and Jonathan Toews was able to get it to a wide-open Hossa for a one-timer and his fourth of the playoffs.
The Red Wings' penalty killers got caught out of position by Sharp's play -- three of them were along the wall and a fourth was near the closest faceoff dot. The rest of the ice was wide open and Toews had multiple options.
"It's the type of game we like to play. The intensity was here tonight," Hossa said. "We felt like we had the fast game. We didn't hesitate with the puck and we put it in good areas. We have a good-skating team and we used that.
"We were much better skating than in the first five games [of the playoffs]. You need to be better against a team like. We really need to be sharp."
The Red Wings didn't take long to respond. Damien Brunner tied the contest at 10:57 with his third goal of the postseason. Brunner collected a cross-ice pass from Gustav Nyquist in the neutral zone and sped toward the net down the left wing.
Seabrook blocked his first attempt and Crawford thwarted the second, but Brunner stayed with it and chipped his third try over Crawford's outstretched arm as he went below the goal line.
""I think in the first it was pretty even, but then I think in the second and third they looked like they had a little more energy than we did," Red Wings captain Henrik Zetterberg said. "It's going to be nice to have a day off tomorrow and practice and then looking forward to Game 2."
Chicago advanced to the second round by dispatching the Minnesota Wild in five games. The Blackhawks needed overtime in Game 1 and lost in OT in Game 3, but they won the final two contests by a combined 8-1 margin and did not allow a power-play goal in the series.
Detroit rallied from a 3-2 series deficit to knock off the second-seeded Anaheim Ducks in seven games. The Red Wings won three times in overtime before controlling Game 7 from the start, and Zetterberg led the way with three goals and five points in the final two contests.
There will be two days off before Game 2 back here on Saturday afternoon. The Red Wings went back to Detroit after the game, will take Thursday off and then try to regroup.
"We never really put any pressure on them at all," Babcock said. "It was a grinding game from our end because we never got out of our zone. They were way quicker than us. They executed better. As time went on, we turned pucks over and made it easy on them.
"I just went through everybody and I think we were all the same -- I don't think we were very good. They skated better than us [on lines] one through four. It's not like we had one dominate and then three let us down or anything like that. We were all the same."


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They've been talking about this suit since December on the eastern us forum of iwindsurf. So far anyone that has actually bought the suit has favorable reviews.
http://www.iwindsurf.com/forums/viewtop ... c&start=19
This guy has blogged about the suit a bit. He first tried his own homegrown version (scroll down to December 14th post then read up) and the results were good enough he actually bought the suit.


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April 16, 2013
"State Policy Trends 2013: Abortion Bans Move to the Forefront," Elizabeth Nash/Rachel Benson Gold, RH Reality Check: In an overview of reproductive health-related legislation in the first quarter of 2013, the Guttmacher Institute's Nash and Gold note that "abortion restrictions are at the center of state legislative activity." However, "unlike in recent years, when the thrust of legislative activity was on regulating abortion (for example, requirements that women undergo an ultrasound, clinic regulations, or insurance coverage restrictions), this year legislators seem to be focusing on banning abortion outright -- either by declaring that 'personhood' begins at the moment of conception or by prohibiting abortion even during the first trimester of pregnancy," they explain. Fourteen states have "introduced provisions seeking to ban abortion prior to viability" and "10 states have introduced proposals that would ban all, or nearly all, abortions," according to Nash and Gold (Nash/ Gold, RH Reality Check, 4/12).
~ "North Dakota Lawmaker: Banning Abortion Will Help Women 'Realize' They Don't Want One After All," Tara Culp-Ressler, Center for American Progress' "ThinkProgress."
"Federal Court Blocks Mississippi Admitting Privileges Law," Jessica Mason Pieklo, RH Reality Check: On Monday, U.S. District Judge Daniel Jordan ruled that the "state of Mississippi cannot enforce onerous admitting privileges designed to close the state's lone abortion clinic," Mason Pieklo writes, noting that the judge "blocked all remaining forms of enforcement of the admitting privileges requirement, preventing the state Department of Health from revoking the clinic's license for failing to comply with the new regulations." Mason Pieklo adds, "While this ruling has no direct effect in states like Alabama and North Dakota that have passed similar measures targeting their lone clinics for closure, it does set a good tone for the legal arguments moving forward and re-affirms that inherent in the right to choose an abortion is the right to have reasonable access to the procedure" (Mason Pieklo, RH Reality Check, 4/15).
What others are saying about TRAP laws:
~ "Virginia Board of Health Approves TRAP Measures," Lauren Kelley, RH Reality Check.


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Samsung GALAXY Mega
Samsung Electronics recently announced the Samsung GALAXY Mega, a device that combines the portability and convenience of a smartphone with the power, multitasking capabilities and extensive viewing experience of a tablet. The newest addition to the GALAXY family features a 6.3-inch HD screen, yet is ultra-thin and portable enough to put into a pocket or hold in one hand. The GALAXY Mega is equipped with an 8 megapixel rear-facing camera with a 1.9 megapixel front-facing camera, along with a variety of camera modes
Both GALAXY Mega 6.3 and 5.8 run on the latest Android 4.2 Jelly Bean software, and feature Dual Core Processor, internal storage along with up to 64GB of expandable memory. The GALAXY Mega will be available globally beginning May from Europe and Russia. The product availability varies by market and will be rolled out gradually.
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CMU Chamber Orchestra
Ronald Zollman, conductor
W. A. Mozart
Symphony No. 40 in G Minor, Kv. 550
Mvt. 1 Molto Allegro
Recorded: 2/1/12
CMU Baroque Ensemble
Stephen Schultz, Director
Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 - Mvt. 1
Recorded: 4/29/12
CMU Symphony Orchestra
Ronald Zollman, conductor
Richard Strauss' Metamorphosen (excerpt)
Recorded: 10/12/11
Ronald Zollman, conductor
Symphony No. 5
Mvt. 1 Trauermarsch
Gustav Mahler
Carnegie Mellon University Philharmonic
Ronald Zollman, conductor
Symphony Fantastique
Movement 4 - Marche Au Supplice
Hector Berlioz (1803-1869)
Recorded: 9/21/11
Carnegie Mellon Wind Ensemble
Thomas Thompson, conductor
Four Scottish Dances
Mvt. I. Pesante
Malcolm Arnold (1921-2006)
arr: John P. Paynter,
Recorded: 11/13/2011
Carnegie Mellon Wind Ensemble
Stephen Story, conductor
Equus (excerpt)
Eric Whitacre
Recorded: 2/12/2012
Carnegie Mellon Wind Ensemble
George Vosburgh, conductor
Konzertmusic fur Blasorchester Op. 41
Mvmt. II. Sechs Variationen uber das Lied "Prinz Eugen der edle Ritter"
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I am not an energy Rater .. I am an architect
I am curious if any "Home Energy Pros" make an effort to locate the Neutral Pressure Plane (NPP) of a house that is being blower door tested?
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I just found a formula for approximating the house depressurization of an exhaust fan:
depressurization ≈ 50 x (CFMfan/CFM50)1/0.65
This roughly agrees with my test results.
In the link provided, Straube uses a variation of the formula I posted.
Your simplified formula, which BSC teaches in their "summer camps" (see page four on this PPT link)
loses 2% accuracy for each 10°F delta-T.
So, even with your example of 16' total stack height and 35° delta-T (total pressure differential of 4.04 Pa), if you got a reading of exactly half total delta-P at the floor, that would put the NPP at 8.62' up rather than 8'. You could say that a 7½" error is OK, but at a 70° delta-T that error increases to 1¼" feet which is significant.
Hi Robert,
I checked the link and they do use the same formula. I see they are referencing the NPP, but it applies to any height. In their example they are starting with a assumed NPP in the middle, not always the case.
As for accuracy, I haven't had time to review your equation, but plus or minus a foot is a lot more accurate than cracking a window open and feeling how much air is entering or exiting. That is what they explained in my auditing class. In any case, the accuracy we need is dependent upon what we are looking for. A high, middle, or low, location tells us how balanced or unbalanced our leakage is. If the location then changes a lot or a little when a window is opened we can next estimate how much total leakage we have. And last, if we have no stack effect to play with on a given day we can use the exhaust fans to see where one then two place the NPP.
Thanks for the input,
Robert, assuming both equations came from similar sources, I was wondering what additional assumption they made to bring it down to Pa = 0.0067 x H x▲t
Just playing with the numbers it seems they assumed a very low ▲t or at least that is what I get working your equation backwards. If the .0067 were adjusted a bit, then the plus and minus error might be better centered around some average outside temperature, thus a smaller error.
If you assume 35° delta-T and about 2,000' elevation (atmospheric pressure of about 13.7 psi), then the simplified formula, using 0.0067 as the constant and delta-T°F, roughly approximates the curve of the accurate formula.
It's a very rough, quick and dirty, approximation of stack effect pressure.
As someone said, the easiest way to check for neutral pressure plane is with a smoke stick on a calm day. Crack a casement window or door, run the smoke up the small crack. Does the smoke come in or go out? Sometimes you see the NPP within the height of that window or door. If it is all "in" on the first floor, go upstairs and do this again. If flow is all "in" as high as windows go on the top floor, then the NPP is very close to the top floor ceiling.
I have done hundreds of neutral pressure plane tests with sensitive manometers but the technique described above will be almost as accurate and much faster.
Hi Don, it sounds like you attended the same auditing class I did :). But the back of the hand method lacks a professional look and isn't accurate enough to judge how much the NPP moves with a given amount of added leakage area or exhaust venting. We have the tools so I like to use them.
You mention using your manometer to locate the NPP, may I ask how you used it?
Robert, I have no problem using the better formula, I just like to understand how these come about. And even here in Maine, elevation does vary.
With the numbers we gather and calculations we do, there is a balance between accuracy and consistency. Since accuracy is not always possible, at least being consistent gives us a reference.
The NPP testing that I did was in the early eighties. We simply measured the cross-wall pressures through any wall orifice or opening we could find, and then graphed the pressure differences against height to find the P=0 intersection. On a calm day, the NPP levels on all four sides of a house were within a metre of each other. On windy days, there was little or no consistency or repeatability. These were primarily two storey houses with a full basement, and lots of basement leakage. The NPP was in the top half of the first floor for many of the houses. Older houses usually had it higher on the second floor. If you can discern differences of a meter or so in the NPP in your added leakage area tests, then my prediction is that it is calm enough to do it accurately with a smoke pencil.
But then, I like using the garbage bag airflow test and find it almost as repeatable as a flowhood.
Don, I always chuckle when I have spotted a cold draft pouring in with my IR camera and then I catch myself testing it with the back of my hand.
Thanks for the explanation, essentially the same.
Not somthing I try to locate but it I think it could be done witout too much trouble. With a gauge and some tubing a guy could go to different parts of the home (lowest point to highest and anything in between) and just take a house with reference to the outside pressure reading. When you record zero with the gauge configured this way you may find your nuetral pressure plane. Haven't verified this but I think it would work.
You could do that, but you'd have to drill a lot of holes through the envelope, since you have to compare interior pressure to outside pressure at the same height (without opening windows which will change the NPP height).
Bud, CMHC tested the flow vs. pressure performance of a Saskatchewan loop back in 1987. The report is likely still around but essentially the looping just reduced the flow rate compared to a straight inlet, by introducing a 180 degree turn. The test results did not bear out the theoretical advantages of a column of cold air sitting in the vertical tube.
As well, cracking a window to test for neutral pressure plane does not unduly change the NPP location, based on the experience we had testing. In a particularly tight house, where even such a small opening might be critical, you could send out a metal capillary tube through the weatherstripping or tape the crack when doing the test. Windows and doors are really the only NPP measurement access points that you have.
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