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First there were three. Now there is one. Felipe Calderón is to be the next president of Mexico. After a tumultuous process of post-election negotiation, partial ballot recounting and seemingly endless demonstrations, a winner has been announced. How he governs will be a matter of great importance to the United States, for disturbing questions remain unanswered. Can this Catholic candidate of the liberal, free-market right govern? Will he be able to address the two critical issues that confronted all the presidential candidates: Mexico's intractable, seemingly ineradicable poverty and the deep inequality of income that divides Mexico's small ruling class from its vast majority of campesinos and urban slum-dwellers? Calderón, like his two principal rivals, pledged to create jobs, eliminate corruption and deal with immigration. The question is how?
Events of the last few months have highlighted the difficulties that lie ahead. We remember the images that appeared in the press and the electronic media: the Paseo de la Reforma blocked with tents; tens of thousands protesting the presidential election's outcome in the Zócalo, the main plaza of the capital; and President Vicente Fox being prevented from giving his State of the Union speech. Was this the breakdown of Mexico's young democracy or the beginning of a new awakening of popular participation after generations of political manipulation by political parties of right and left? Does it matter? Should we in the rest of North America care? The answer is clearly yes.
No country is more important to the future of the United States than Mexico. One might ask how that can be. At a time when headlines focus on the war on terrorism, on conflict in the Middle East, on nuclear proliferation in Iran and North Korea, and the failures of democracy in Russia, surely other issues appear more critical to our national security. Yet what kind of a society we wish to become, what kind of nation we intend to defend and what our vision of our country's future should be will depend on Mexico.
Changing Demographics
Demographers inform us that whites will soon be in the minority in 35 of our 50 largest cities. Where will the new majority come from? In significant degree from Mexico. While there are, of course, important increases in the United States' Asian population, and many Hispanics come from Central and South America to seek their fortunes among us, the single most important group of immigrants comes from Mexico. That fact is unlikely to change whether or not new immigration legislation succeeds in building a longer and higher wall along our southern border, or whether or not a path for citizenship is created for most of the thousands already here.
It is in that context that Mexico's election last July 2 takes on a singular importance. For the result of that election will determine the direction in which Mexico will go over the next six years and more. In that election three visions of the future were competing.
Luis Rubio and Jeffrey Davidow, writing in the September 2006 issue of Foreign Affairs, assert that the choice Mexicans faced was between the past and the future, between state-led growth and private sector innovation, between the P.R.D. (Democratic Revolution Party) of Andrés Manuel López Obrador and the conservative, free-market liberalism of the PAN (National Action Party) of the now officially declared winner, Felipe Calderón. In their view, the P.R.D. was doing little more than espousing a refurbished version of the policies of the PRI (Institutional Revolution Party), which had ruled Mexico for over 70 years and whose candidate, Roberto Madrazo, finished a poor third behind López Obrador.
The names of the various parties appear to represent a certain political convergence, promising change either through revolution or action. Although the idea of institutionalizing revolution is an evident oxymoron, even the PRI promised in its election manifesto to bring about a transformation of Mexico and significant improvement in the lot of Mexico's lower classes. So too did the PAN and its business-oriented leader.
Mexico's Bishops Weigh In
Behind the scenes the Catholic Church sought to play a significant role. On May 17, in the run-up to the election, the Mexican bishops issued an important press statement praising a "healthy pluralism," but warning against a democracy that could be converted into a visible or covert totalitarianism. The bishops called for full and active participation of Mexicans in the electoral process, and, like the bishops' conference in the United States, outlined some of the criteria that voters should use in evaluating candidates. There were few surprises. They explicitly called for full respect for life from start to finish, defense of the family and the promotion of justice and peace. They also included some exhortations, however, that might have pointed the electorate toward the eventual winner—notably their endorsement of free enterprise and private property and their call for a president with a capacity for dialogue and social and economic understanding. On the other hand, López Obrador might have taken comfort from their explicit recognition of the need for "a better distribution of wealth" and for a more profound understanding of the situation of the poor. López Obrador's principal campaign slogan was "For the Good of Everyone, the Poor First." The bishops' formulation certainly harkened back to what elements of the Mexican church had long demanded: a preferential option for the poor.
The final point the bishops made may, in fact, have carried more weight. They called for constitutional reform to make possible religious freedom. Mexican history throughout much of the 20th century was marked by systematic, constitutionally mandated anticlericalism and anti-Catholicism. For many years priests could not appear in public in clerical attire. The PRI's own revolutionary ideology supported this restriction on church power and influence. López Obrador, from his leftist perspective, was also known for his deep skepticism of the church's role in Mexican society and politics. Only Calderón seemed to be fully in sympathy with the bishops' views. As a daily Mass attender with strong and publicly held views about abortion and the right to life, Calderón was clearly the candidate closest to the bishops' views. It is not surprising that the church, only three days after the vote and in the midst of considerable political turmoil, quickly called for acceptance of the election of Calderón.
Facing the Challenges of Governing
It will not be the church, however, that calls the shots in the Calderón government when it takes office in early December. The internal reality of Mexico's economy, the pressing immigration agenda with the United States and important disagreements over trade and investment will be critical. U.S.-educated though he is, Calderón clearly cannot assume an easy ride. He faces a range of challenges. The first is the seemingly relentless opposition of both the P.R.D. and PRI, which together will dominate the national legislature. The six years of President Fox's tenure have made it abundantly clear how difficult it is to reform Mexico's institutions when the legislature is reluctant to go along. Even though all parties agree in general terms on what needs to be done, they do not agree on the specific steps that should be taken. Calderón is committed to free-market policies and opposed to state-led intervention in the economy to create jobs, provide social services and favor the disadvantaged in Mexican society. Only a little more than a third of Mexico's voters embraced the ideological orientation of Calderón; two-thirds did not. Creating a new consensus will be difficult.
Complex Agenda
Equally problematic is the challenge of managing relations with the United States. The agenda is complex: immigration, drugs, trade and investment, energy cooperation. In many respects the promise of the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) remains unfulfilled. (Mexican trucks, for example, still cannot move freely outside of a narrow border zone in the United States.) Extradition of Mexican drug traffickers raises difficult questions of sovereignty. The now almost certain extension of the wall separating the two countries stands as a symbolic statement of estrangement. Mexicans of all political stripes are reluctant to accept Robert Frost's assumption that "good fences make good neighbors," but the Mexicans have important cards to play in terms of cooperation with the United States on migration and energy supply, two subjects high on the U.S. national and homeland security agenda. To the extent that Calderón can put in place polices that restrict migration and enhance its energy supply, there is good reason to hope for a positive evolution in the bilateral relationship. In the long term, however, it will be the internal dynamic in Mexico that will either tie Calderón's hands or free him to move forward. There, alas, the prospects are far from bright. The deep personal antipathy between López Obrador and Calderón, and between their respective parties, makes legislative cooperation unlikely, even if the manipulation of popular demonstrations and emotions subsides.
The United States clearly favored a victory by Calderón. We could not support what we saw as the institutional corruption of the PRI. We were deeply suspicious of the leftist rhetoric of the P.R.D., fearing a rising tide of anti-Americanism and populist policies spreading from Venezuela and Bolivia and Peru up the Central American isthmus to Mexico. Helping Calderón to succeed will require more than rhetorical and symbolic support. It will also necessitate policies that transfer resources and make clear to the Mexican populace at large that we understand the urgent need not merely to enhance our own security, but also to help them solve the deep underlying structural problems of poverty and income inequality. These must be faced if illegal immigration is to be brought under control and if Mexico is to become the viable and cooperative partner that all Americans hope it will be.
Mexico is a country blessed with substantial natural resources, including energy supplies, a warm climate, fertile lands, wide access to the sea for trade and a population that works diligently, as demonstrated by their performance when they come to the United States. So how can they fail to be prosperous? Comparing Mexico to Ireland, one would expect Mexico to have a much better chance at prosperity.
But then, reading the Nov. 27 issue, I wonder whether America has reservations about a country reaching Ireland-like prosperity.


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A plan to build thousands of new homes next to a lake in Maine's north woods faces an environmental test that may one day challenge developers nationwide: What's the carbon footprint of a new subdivision or land development?
At hearings last month, Maine environmentalists unveiled for state regulators what is being called a first-in-the-nation study of the greenhouse-gas emissions expected from a huge development planned for Maine's Moosehead Lake. Some observers call it a new front in an emerging battle between environmentalists and developers that started in California two years ago.
"What we're asking in the [Maine] case, for the first time, is to consider the net carbon impacts of a major proposed development," says Michael Stoddard, deputy director of Environment Northeast, the Boston environmental research group that did the study.
So how much carbon does a development emit? Environment Northeast estimates that the plan to clear 14,000 acres of forest to build about 2,300 apartment units and homes could generate up to 500,000 metric tons of carbon-dioxide emissions over 50 years, if emissions of vehicles traveling to the distant site are included. The US emits some 12,000 times that amount in a single year.
The developer, Plum Creek Timber Co., disputes the analysis.
"Our plan in Maine is very sensitive to the carbon-footprint issue," says Kathy Budinick, spokeswoman for Seattle-based Plum Creek. "If our plan is approved, more than 400,000 acres of land will be permanently conserved in perpetuity for sustainable forestry, representing the second-largest conservation easement in US history. It's really quite a phenomenal carbon outcome."
At issue is not just the size of a development but the amount of driving it encourages. By being so far from major cities and accessible only by car, the Plum Creek project would produce, conservatively speaking, an additional 9,500 tons of emissions annually, according to the Environment Northeast study. That's the equivalent of putting an extra 1,850 vehicles on the road.
"It's our belief that we can't meet the nation's transportation goals for climate change just by improving automobile technology," says Alan Caron, president of GrowSmart Maine, an antisprawl group that lobbies for compact urban planning and public transportation systems and helped sponsor the Plum Creek study. "You have to pay attention to where things are located."
States eye impact of developments
Other states are beginning to scrutinize the climate impact of real estate developments.
At least 35 states have climate-action plans or are in the process of developing them, says Reid Ewing, executive director of the National Center for Smart Growth Research and Education at the University of Maryland. Of those, 17 states have set emissions targets for greenhouse gases.
But laws that allow direct action are still limited. Only California, Massachusetts, and King County, Wash., have specifically incorporated climate-change analysis into the state environmental-review process as it applies to land development, experts say.
"It's mostly talk in the other states," Dr. Ewing says. "But that's only because at this point nobody is exactly sure how to get there. A lot of people are talking about it and many are following California's lead."
California's attorney general has also been a driving force in challenging development because of its climate effects. Last April, he sued San Bernardino County, claiming its development plan didn't go far enough in evaluating greenhouse-gas emissions as required by the California Environmental Quality Act. The attorney general also sued ConocoPhillips over a refinery expansion plan in Contra Costa County. Both cases saw settlements last year that require action to take greenhouse-gas emissions into account.
Liability-conscious California cities and towns are now rushing to include basic greenhouse-gas assessments in their development plans, experts say. At least 148 land-development filings under the environmental quality act last year cited greenhouse-gas emissions as a key issue – compared with just two known cases a year earlier.
"We've seen a substantial increase over years past," says Scott Morgan, senior planner with the California Governor's Office of Planning and Research. "Climate change has kind of permeated everything with regard to land use."
A major challenge for California cities, counties, and developers is the lack of specific threshold standards for greenhouse-gas emissions, he adds. But his office expects to develop such standards by 2010.
Environmental groups, meanwhile, are stepping up their legal challenges to new land developments.
In 2006, the Center for Biological Diversity, which specializes in legal action to protect endangered species, sued Banning, Calif., a city of about 30,000, for its alleged failure to evaluate the impact on climate of a proposed development of about 1,500 homes.
"We wanted them to take their carbon footprint into account and really look at the greenhouse-gas issue," says Matt Vespa, an attorney with the center. "They just ignored us."
Officials for the city say they hope the case, which is awaiting a judge's verdict, will validate the city's earlier environmental impact assessment of the development.
"Banning is very concerned about being a green city and being protective of the environment," says Julie Hayward Biggs, Banning's city attorney. "There was no requirement to take greenhouse emissions into account at the time the city approved the development – and there still are no standards."
Plum Creek decision this summer?
Meanwhile, the last hearings on Maine's Plum Creek project are scheduled for this week.
State officials are expected to rule as soon as this summer on the company's request to rezone hundreds of thousands of acres for development.
"Climate change will be the defining issue for urban planning and land development in the years ahead," says Ewing. "It will trump everything."


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Financials Drive Stock Gains
Financial shares lead stocks higher on Monday, as banks saw stronger demand for loans and reported easing lending standards. Kaitlyn Kiernan reports on The News Hub. Photo: Associated Press.
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by Pete Mazzaccaro
I started receiving calls last week from Hill residents concerned about the Actual Value Initiative. Those who called didn't really understand it. They wondered what, if any, the real impact would be. They wondered if it was something that might be covered by the Local.
To be honest, like many of those who called, AVI wasn't really on my radar. I tend not to spend a lot of time covering citywide issues that are generally handled very well by our city's daily paper, The Philadelphia Inquirer. It's not that I don't think it's important. It's just that from week to week, there's a lot going on in our neighborhood that demands attention.
This time though, the issue is different. AVI is an initiative that seeks to base Philadelphia property taxes on real market values. The theory goes like this: Homeowners in lower income parts of the city – with lower property values – are currently paying a disproportionately higher reported tax rate than homeowners with higher property values.
AVI will not only right this wrong, but it will make property taxes in the city much easier to decipher. Instead of plugging an arbitrary market value into an algebraic formula, homeowners will be able to apply a standard mil rate to their home's value. This is what property owners across America already do everywhere else.
While straightening out the convoluted current system and adding a little more equity are certainly admirable goals, the reality is that good estimates have established that anyone with a home worth more than $120,000 can expect an increase in their annual property tax bill.
In Chestnut Hill, where the average home sale price is nearly $900,000, AVI is suddenly a local issue. It's safe to say that nearly everyone who owns property in Chestnut Hill will experience sharp tax increases, regardless of how AVI is implemented in the next few years. And that impact goes beyond just higher taxes.
As City Councilman Bill Green pointed out, how can anyone sell or buy a home in Philadelphia right now when property taxes will not be determined until assessments are completed in the fall? Would you buy a house when you don't know what the annual taxes will be? It's likely that even modestly astute homebuyers will be waiting through the summer before they buy.
Also, it's well known that the relationship between homeownership and taxes in Philadelphia is a balancing act. Any homeowner in Chestnut Hill will tell you that Philadelphia property taxes are low, but that those low taxes need to be weighed against reduced services – public schools being at the top of that equation.
Since many Hill residents send their children to private schools, the lower property taxes and the walkable amenities of a neighborhood like Chestnut Hill make it worthwhile.
Will higher taxes tip the equation into a move to the suburbs for Hill residents? That remains to be seen (and it won't be easy selling those houses if the tax to service mix does pass that threshold).
I certainly don't envy city lawmakers, faced with a $94 million shortfall in the school budget. There's not much they can do other than raise taxes or cut spending – none of which are easy solutions.
It's certain at this point that taxes will go up. We truly hope that, for the sake of the city and Chestnut Hill, they won't hit the tipping point that begins to send people scrambling for new addresses in Montgomery County.


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Hoo boy.
So according to that article, does this mean that all the proposals I've been getting in FE:Awakening has been nothing more than me trying to marry myself?
if she wears glasses and a turtleneck, no one's interested
Japan: You can play as a female hero, but they can't have a boyfriend, so the heroine can be "single" for the male player.Amurrica: You can play as a female hero, but they can't have a boyfriend, because a guy is kissing a guy as a girl -- and that's gay.((for the record, I'm just being a goofball here))
Japan: box art filled with cute girls and sweet colours = game for men who like little girls
^ is that from the Oingo Boingo song?


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Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Nami-Nami Easter Brunch 2014
Last Sunday we had a full house again. 28 people, including the kids, celebrating the Spring and enjoying the traditional Nami-Nami Easter brunch. It was a gorgeously sunny and pleasant day, and we ate al fresco.
First, the eggs. To be honest, we only dyed them after the party, but they're still part of the Easter brunch in a way. We used the Estonian way of dyeing eggs with onion skins (read all about it here) for the yellow-brown eggs, and frozen blueberries for the blue eggs. I think they turned out gorgeous, and the kids loved them!
Small rye cups were filled with salmon roe and sour cream (also known as creamy caviar dressing, recipe here).
Smoked fish salad, spiked with some horseradish (I used hot-smoked hake).
Ottolenghi's cucumber and poppyseed salad - always festive, yet simple to make. I omitted the sugar this time and didn't miss it at all!
Marinated fresh sprats from the Ristemäe talu stand at my local farmers' market, Viimsi Taluturg.
Pasta and sausage salad, very Estonian and always popular with older kids.
Puff pastry canapés with sun-dried tomato pesto and black olive filling.
Another view of the table.
Wild garlic is in season, so I made some crostini with ricotta and wild garlic spread, served with Estonian cured pork filet.
I did all the prep work on Sunday morning (the kids make sure we wake up rather early :)). However, I did slow-cook a huge Boston butt (2,5 kg) on the previous day, serving the pulled pork at the brunch. The recipe was adapted from this Finnish magazine.
Rosemary and Garlic Roasted Salmon a la In Sock Monkey Slippers. It was a huge salmon, so there was plenty for everybody.
Green fruit salad looked inviting and spring-like. I omitted the maple syrup, as the kiwis and grapes were sweet enough, and sprinkled some almond slices on top for some extra bite.
Over the years I've got better in delegating. Some friends brought imported strawberries, some oranges for the freshly squeezed orange juice, some brought wine. Some friends volunteered to bring food. And they brought some wonderful dishes.
My friend Liina baked a fantastic mutabak.
Piret brought along a typical Estonian mushroom salad (wild mushrooms, onion, sour cream, seasonings).
Our friend Kristiina makes wonderful salads, here's what she brought along this year.
And her husband Paavo baked a big batch of Swedish cardamom twists.
I had also made a small cake, namely gluten-free buckwheat hearts with mocha glaze. Our son Aksel is somewhat sensitive to wheat (and hazelnuts), so I try to make sure there's something on the table that doesn't make his skin all itchy. (If you need more buckwheat inspiration, then check out my buckwheat recipe board on Pinterest.)
Here's another look at the table:
We drank Prosecco and various wines, cold-brewed hibiscus water (the bottle on the left) and black aronia cordial (the jug on the right). Coffee and tea later.
What did you have for Easter? I'd love to hear more in the comments!
See overviews of our previous Easter brunches:
Easter brunch 2013, featuring blood orange Mimosas, avocado and smoked salmon salad, cucumber bites with cream cheese, small tattie scone rounds with smoked salmon mousse, deviled beet eggs, chorizo meatballs, a great carrot and cream cheese cake, roasted cauliflower, and much more.
Easter brunch 2012, featuring crostini with dill-marinated pork tenderloin, Ms Marmite Lover's focaccia shots, marinated olives, Estonian mushroom salad, cold-smoked salmon, a delicious paskha, cardamon-scented apricot and curd cheese cake, and much more.
Easter brunch 2011, featuring a pretty (imitation) snow crab salad, beet quail eggs, two types of home-made Estonian cheese "sõir", smoked salmon with horseradish dip, wild garlic (ramp) pesto with almonds, crostini with white cheese and red onion jam, puff pastry rolls with feta, white bean salad with chorizo, Limoncello, coconut and white chocolate tart.
Easter brunch 2010, featuring spinach and hot-smoked salmon salad with quail eggs, green beans and asparagus, Marika Blossfeldt's quinoa salad with beets and fennel, savory cheesecake with goat cheese and chives, Ottolenghi's cucumber salad with poppyseeds, bean salad with lemon and parsley, Baltic herring with cherry tomatoes and herbs, Estonian home-made cheese "sõir", paskha, traditional Simnel cake, and another cake with coconut, lemon curd, elderflower cream and lemon balm.
Easter brunch 2009, featuring bright green pea soup shots, zucchini rolls stuffed with goat cheese, hazelnuts, figs and mint, peppered beef fillet, marbled beetroot eggs and marbled turmeric eggs, layered surimi "crab" and egg salad, pineapple carpaccio with mint sugar, matcha madeleines, and two different paskhas.
We also hosted Easter brunches in 2007 and 2008, but somehow I didn't document their properly. I can see on Flickr what was on the table back in 2007, but that's about it.
8 comments:
- Claudia Moser said...
What a delight, such an inspiration!
- 3:33 pm, April 23, 2014
Boiled ham and eggs is what I had for Easter, because I live in Hungary and that's what one eats then. Apart from the fact that your brunch looks delicious and varied I am very, very envious of the fish and the wild mushrooms you get in your part of the world.
- 8:12 pm, April 23, 2014
- Marju said...
Kõik kokku kõlab nagu inspiratsioon tõesti!
- 11:09 pm, April 23, 2014
- Ilsu said...
Super !
- 9:23 am, April 24, 2014
- Maris said...
- 9:24 am, April 24, 2014
- Jael said...
Looks beautiful and so delicious:)
- 8:37 pm, April 24, 2014
- Jeff @ Cheese-burger.net said...
Everything looks very delicious. But I'm drawn to those puff pastry canapés. I bet their an excellent treat.
- 6:49 am, April 29, 2014
- Pille said...
Claudia, Marju, Ilsu, Maris and Jael - thank you :)
Ben - I would have thought that Hungary has plenty of wild mushrooms as well! No?
Jeff - definitely a treat, with a great 'umami' flavour :)
- 8:52 am, April 29, 2014
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I'm back from hols and hoped to have posted a holiday cake update but time seems to have run away from me...but I promise I'll do it soon!
It's always flattering to be asked to try out new kitchen equipment so when Tanya from Cooking Fantastic sent me these curious looking sandwich tin inserts (Silverwood Victoria Surprises, to be more precise) I couldn't wait to get cracking:
They look like flattened hats but are far more exciting than that – they sit in a standard sandwich tin and create a secret cavity in the sponge. I'm probably making it all sound rather complicated…..!
The sponges come out like shallow bowls to be filled with goodies:
I decided the best approach would be to dome one up with filling and then put the other sponge on like a lid; as is my way, I was rather greedy with the amount of filling I crammed in – it's why the slices practically exploded on the plate:
Blueberries are a beautiful fruit and I'm starting to think that I prefer them baked than in their natural state; it's the way they break down and ooze precious purple pulp (try saying that 5 times quickly!) into the sponge.
When built, the cake looks like a Madeira type sponge and only reveals its secret filling when cut. Thanks for letting me try the tins, Tanya!
For the cake:
200g caster sugar
200g unsalted butter, at room temperature
4 eggs
200g self raising flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
2 tablespoons milk
150g blueberries
For the filling:
4 tablespoons blueberry jam
227g pot of clotted cream
100g blueberries
Preheat the oven to 190˚C/fan oven 170˚C/375˚F/Gas mark 5.
Line two 20cm loose bottomed sandwich tins with baking paper ensuring that the paper comes up above the height of the tin. Place Silverwood Victoria Secret inserts into tin, if using.
Place all the cake ingredients except for the blueberries into a bowl and beat until smooth and soft.
Fold in the blueberries, taking care not to squash too many.
Spoon the mixture into the tins and level the surface.
Bake for approximately 20 minutes or until a skewer inserted into the batter comes out cleanly. Mine took 27 minutes.
Leave to cool in the tins until cool enough to de-tin; then leave to cool completely on a wire rack. The sponges can be made up to 2 days ahead of serving.
On the day of serving build the sponge: place one of the sponges on a plate and spread with the blueberry jam.
Spread ¾s of the clotted cream on top of the jam and sprinkle the blueberries on top, covering with the remaining clotted cream.
Place remaining sponge on top.
Dust with icing sugar, if desired.
Refrigerate until serving – try to remember to take the cake from the fridge 20 minutes or so in advance of serving so the flavours can come through.
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VIDEO: Microsoft discusses Xbox One racing wheels
Microsoft says that it has introduced new technology to support Xbox One compatible racing wheels.
Previously developers were able to programme in specific force feedback responses to certain situations in game, but this had to be done on a case by case basis with studios having to figure out what physical response best suited the on-screen action.
Now, however, software is available that will automatically calculate what should be happening. So depending on factors such as the car's RPM or angle of collision with an opponent, wheels will respond automatically – and theoretically more realistically.
Devs are completely free to ignore this and revert to manual coding if they prefer, of course. Indeed, the video below makes a point of emphasising the breadth of options now available to peripheral manufacturers.
This extends to hardware configurations, too, which should offer more flexibility than seen previously.
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Powerstar Golf Goes for the Green with Content Update
Might as well push the tee off time back a day, because some improvements are shortly on the way for Powerstar Golf.
Over on Play XBLA, Zoe Mode revealed Powerstar Golf will be receiving its first major content update on Jan. 24. Powerstar will be getting 50 new pieces of gear to equip, increased credit payouts for matches and new rival notifications to help players keep up with how their opponents are doing on the green. Atop of some additional camera angles and animations, there are also numerous bug fixes and glitch corrections included with this patch.
Powerstar Golf is currently on sale at the Xbox Store at a 20% discounted rate until its sale ends Jan. 28.


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Stereoscopic virtual reality technology lets fans experience live sports like never before.
It used to be enough to listen to the baseball game on the radio, but then television came along and brought the audience into the game like never before. Color, graphics and digital technologies like the superimposed first-down yard line or moving swim lane leader marks came along, making it easier to see the action unfold.
Once these new technologies came along, it became hard to imagine sports life without them.
"The digitization of sports is completely changing how fans experience sports," said Jeff Hopper, head of strategy & marketing for the Intel Sport Group (ISG). "Now you have a completely personalized way to engage with your sport in any way you want, how you want it, when you want it – from your own perspective."
Historically, the footage spectators can watch from a live event is limited to whatever broadcasters chose to air, which is further limited by the camera operators' angle. New VR technology by Voke VR, recently acquired by Intel, is immersing fans into basketball and football games, allowing them to see the game from any nearly angle on the field.
"The linear broadcast model is deteriorating," said Hopper, adding that spectators are ready to cut the cords from their cable packages. "The sports world and broadcast networks are starting to look at these new solutions, to figure out how to give fans control over how and when they watch the game."
Hopper said live sports is the last bastion of mediums where the fans can't control the experience, but that's changing. He points to the way people consume music and movies. Pandora, Spotify and iTunes, for example, let us personalize our music experience. Netflix and Amazon Video let us watch what we want when we want it.
"Now when you're at home and you want to engage in the game as if you were there, you can," said Hopper. "What you're going to have on your tablet or your PC or your phone is going to give you the ability to dynamically go into the game and see view points from any angle you want."
How Does Voke VR Work?
Dr. Sankar (Jay) Jayaram, a co-founder of Voke and diehard Seattle Seahawks fan, was annoyed at missing a game when the idea struck him – what if you could use VR to put people in the stadium to watch the game? What if you could bring a live VR experience to spectators anywhere in the world? That was in 2007 when the headsets of today didn't even exist. He had been working with a team of others to study using VR for museums and exercise bikes.
Jayaram had long been thinking about VR. He and his wife Dr. Uma Jayaram, Voke's co-founder and COO, ran the Virtual Reality and Computer Integrated Manufacturing Lab at Washington State University, where they were both professors.
One of the earliest VR experiences they created required a person to lean into a toy Viewmaster glued to a computer screen. It earned them funding to build more VR technologies, starting with a prototype of a headset that weighed about six pounds and had a giant beak to house the electronics.
These foreshadowed what would become Voke VR, a company the Jayarams co-founded with a team in 2004. With just 15 people, they grew it into a company poised to change live experiences.
"People told us live VR could never be done," Jayaram said. People couldn't imagine how we could process all the data in real time.
"But my team knows better. We all know that once we set our minds to something we can make it work."
For its first attempt, the team set up a huge rack of computers and cameras at an NBA game in 2010.
"It took us a month and a half to process the data to produce a five-minute playback," said Jayaram.
They also had the problem of space – the impracticality of having racks of computers courtside became clear – so they shrank the hardware required to livestream in VR. Within two years and with a lot of tinkering, they were able to process events in real time with a computer system small enough to fit under a table.
"It took a lot of hard work from our engineers and a lot of thinking through the process and figuring out how we can maximize the use of computing and graphics and CPU, and GPU, and algorithms," he said.
Each Voke camera rig is typically loaded with 12 (or more) cameras that capture a stereoscopic view – capturing 180 to 360 degrees of action, but also depth, so viewers feel like they're at the event.
By wearing a VR headset and connecting via the Voke app, spectators can watch a touchdown from several angles, or turn their heads and see who's throwing peanuts or spilling beer in the stands. Those without a VR headset can see panoramic 360-degree views from their tablet, phone or PC.
To make the experience possible, the live footage captured by the cameras – about 48 for an NFL game, for example – is color calibrated, stitched together and rendered into a digital version in real-time. This requires massive processing power. Powerful Intel Xeon processors move the data from the field to the viewer in real time.
"In a typical game we might be capturing 40 to 50 gigabytes of data per second," said Jayaram. "That's enough to fill up your cell phone's memory in 8 seconds."
The Future
Voke's live VR experience has already shown up at live events like live concerts by Ricky Martin, 2016 New York Fashion Week, the 2016 NCAA men's basketball Final Four, the NBA and in college football and India's 2016 Kabaddi World Cup. A recent partnership with the NFL made live VR experiences available in four key NFL games and will offer a VR highlights package from the games.
"The digitization of sports is just beginning," said Hopper, who is part of the Intel Sports Group that includes Voke and the Replay Technologies team the company acquired earlier this year.
"Together, we can innovate and scale our new immersive sports business faster," said Hopper. "We're bringing fans the most personalized, fully immersive VR experience ever imagined and allowing sports leagues, teams, and networks to engage their fans in their passion for the game like never before."
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Production of the Mustang started in Dearborn, Michigan on March 9, 1964 and the vehicle was presented to the general public on April 17, 1964 at the New York World's Fair. It is Ford's third earliest nameplate presently in production. Original sales projections forecasted less than 100,000 devices for the very first year. This mark was surpassed in three months from rollout. Another 318,000 would be sold throughout the model year (a record), and in its very first eighteen months, more than one million Mustangs were constructed.
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All these were VIN-identified as 1965 designs, however a number of modifications were made at the conventional opening of the new model year (start August 1964), including the addition of back-up lights on some designs, the intro of alternators to change generators, and an upgrade of the V8 engine from 260 cu in to 289 cu in. When it comes to at least some six-cylinder Mustangs fitted with the 101 hp 170 cu in Falcon engine, the rush into production consisted of some unusual peculiarities, such as a horn ring bearing the 'Ford Falcon' logo design underneath a trim ring emblazoned with 'Ford Mustang.' These characteristics made sufficient distinction to necessitate designation of the 121,538 earlier ones as "1964 1/2" model-year Mustangs, a distinction that has actually endured with purists. Mustangs For Sale in Norton MA are easy to find now with online shopping.
The 1973 OPEC oil embargo brought with it more rigid pollution laws and the desire for fuel-efficiency. This was likewise the first time in vehicle history that the Huge 3 were having to compete with imports. The brand-new Mustang II was smaller than the first variation but, due to the additional devices required to satisfy new US emission and security policies, was much heavier than the very first model. Efficiency was decreased and in the first year only 385,993 cars were offered.
2nd generation Mustangs for sale in Norton MA were available between 1974 and 1978 and available in a coupe and hatchback version. 1979 the Mustang was upgraded a third time. This time it was based upon the larger Fox platform and the interior was really large enough for four individuals. The trunk was larger and so was the engine bay. The body designs available included a coupe, hatchback and in 1983 a convertible. In 1979 the Third generation Mustang served as an Indianapolis 500 speed vehicle and Ford developed 10,478 commemorative reproductions. The third generation Mustangs were produced from 1979 to 1982.


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By Andria Cheng
Nike Inc. /quotes/zigman/235840/delayed /quotes/nls/nke NKE shares fell 3% in after-hours trading on Thursday after the sneaker giant, which generates more than half of its namesake brand's sales outside of North America, said a stronger dollar will continue to hurt its results this quarter.
Foreign currencies "headwinds have been a significant drag on (per-share profit) growth this year and we expect to face ongoing pressures in the" fourth quarter and into next year, said Chief Financial Officer Don Blair on a call.
Nike's sales in the fiscal third quarter ended Feb. 28 rose 13% to $7 billion, but they would have been up 14% without the currency impact.
Currency headwinds led Japan sales, for instance, to drop 9%. They would have been up 10% otherwise. Emerging markets sales would have surged 19% minus currency translations but rose only 8%. Central and Eastern European sales rose 17%, but would have jumped 22% excluding currency translations.
"We expect to see continued strong momentum in our business, and anticipate currency neutral revenue growth for FY '15 at or slightly above our high single digit target range," Blair said. "That said, this year's devaluation of developing market currencies will be a significant drag on next year's reported revenue, gross margin and profit growth."
The company also expects its World Cup and other marketing costs in the fourth quarter to surge more than 30%.
At the same time, Nike cautioned that not all of its financial metrics in China, its big growth driver, will improve "in a linear fashion." Retail customers' orders for the next five months fell 3%, excluding currency impact, and Nike says fourth-quarter sales are likely to be flat or slightly lower there.
Declining orders in China were in sharp contrast to a 30% gain in Western Europe; a 24% jump in emerging markets and a 9% gain in North America.
Separately, Nike's Chief Executive Mark Parker said the company will expand use of 3D printing technology across multiple areas of its business after it used the technology to create cleats for this past February's Super Bowl.
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The time has finally come; this year the CHS Spanish students are taking a trip to
Costa Rica!
The time has finally come; this year the CHS Spanish students are taking a trip to Costa Rica! Costa Rica is located in Central America in between Panama and Nicaragua. The capital of Costa Rica is San Jose. One of the cities we will be spending a few days in is Atenas, which was rated #1 by National Geographic for the best average temperature, ranging from high 70's to low 80's. Costa Rica is surrounded by the Caribbean Sea and the North Pacific Ocean. The climate in Costa Rica is tropical year round, having a rainy and dry season. We will be in Costa Rica during the rainy season, June 12–25.
To attend this trip the requirements were to have taken three years of Spanish. To raise money for this trip we sold items from a magazine, took care of DJing the junior high dances, and
cleaned at the Ralph Engelstad Arena after events.
Our Spanish teacher at Crookston High School is Christie McFarland, and she will be chaperoning the eight CHS students.
Once we get to Costa Rica and get settled in, we'll meet up with students from the other four schools attending this trip. The other
schools are from Black River Falls, MN, Rice Lake High School, MN, Harrison High School, Indianapolis, and Muscatine High
School, Chicago. Mrs. McFarland has been preparing us by having meetings, introducing us to some things we may eat in Costa
Rica, showing us pictures of where and what we will be doing, and practicing real life situations.
On June 11 the eight students and our teacher will be driving down to the cities and spending one night in a hotel to make our 5:00 AM flight to Costa Rica. We are expected to arrive in Costa Rica around 11:45 AM. The rest of that day we plan to relax by the pool, explore the area, shop, and hang at the hotel. The rest of the trip will consist of a few days spent near a volcano, a couple days at a mountain, zip-lining through the jungle, hiking, relaxing on the
beach, viewing sites on the bus, and a five day family stay. All nine of us split up the last 6 days and 5 nights of the trip each staying
with a different family. There we will experience their culture, religion, practice Spanish, and learn their way of life. After
the family stay we head for home. On June 25 we will be departing from San Jose back to the states. We arrive late Tuesday night
and will be staying the night in a hotel before making our way back to Crookston Wednesday morning.


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Grob Aircraft, headquartered in Mattsies, Germany, has partnered with BRS Aerospace of South St. Paul, Minnesota, to design a BRS ballistic parachute aircraft recovery system for Grob's line of aircraft.
The move is designed to "further enhance our competitive advantage," said Andre Hiebeler, chief sales officer and co-CEO of Grob. "We want to provide our customers with the safest possible product at the best value, and having the BRS parachute system aboard our aircraft will add tremendously to this goal."
Larry Williams, CEO and president of BRS Aerospace, added, "Grob, with over 3,500 aircraft flying, coupled with their continual ability to advance the technological and innovative quality of their aircraft line, is highly esteemed throughout the aviation industry. We at BRS Aerospace look forward to furthering our role in providing life saving technology to this expanding world wide market."
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By Matthew Heimer
Some noteworthy Monday and weekend reads from The Wall Street Journal Digital Network:
For many Americans, mutual funds and retirement planning are almost inextricable. Of the more than $9 trillion parked in 401(k)s and IRAs, about 55 percent is held in mutual funds. So it's all the more important that investors have a handle on the byzantine range of costs, performance flaws and behind-the-scenes business arrangements that shape the fund landscape. MarketWatch's Ian Salisbury offers a concise road map in "10 Things Mutual Fund Companies Won't Say."
As you get closer to retirement, you may find yourself thinking less about which funds will make you the most money, and more about which ones are least likely to blow the money you've managed to save. MarketWatch's Chuck Jaffe thinks that may be a good approach for investors of any age; in his column this morning, he answers the interesting question, "Which funds are never terrible?"
As fiscal-cliff negotiations inch forward, two influential congressional Democrats — Sen. Kent Conrad, the retiring chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, and Rep. Christopher Van Hollen Jr., the ranking Democrat on the House Budget Committee — weighed in on how a looming compromise would affect Medicare and Social Security. (Spoiler alert: The Social Security eligibility age will rise, and retirees will pay more to see the doctor.) They made their forecasts at the Wall Street Journal's CEO Council.
The fiscal-cliff is creating a big estate-planning headache, since the amount of assets that people can pass on to their heirs tax-free may drop sharply. WSJ's "Jumbo Jungle" real-estate columnist, AnnaMaria Andriotis, describes some of the creative tactics some families are employing to make sure they can successfully bequeath the family chateau and other property.


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lapping & accuracy
In addition to the 2 marble lapping surfaces, I have two 4" thick, 12" wide, and 36" long granite surface plates. I use one of them with A275 attached to them, but only for the final lapping with finer grit(s). The second one is kept clean and is used for measuring and reference.
The other important items are accurate measuring tools - for square and flatness.
As I am lapping, I keep my Starrett square handy and check the progress often. I will use a Sharpie marker to mark spots that are high or if a side is out of square. I make adjustments to my hands, stance and pressure to bring things into square as I am lapping.
Once the lapping on the first (marble) surface is just about done, I still check using my Starrett in multiple places, but I also like to place the plane on the Granite plate and push the knife edge square up to it. This is just another way to cross check that things are in fact square. (It is also important to dust off the reference surface plate before placing the plane and square. Even one piece of loose grit can really screw things up).
The square pushed up to the sole...
... the square pulled back a couple thousandths of an inch to show the light gap (click on the images for an enlarged view).
I check the plane in several spots to make sure it is square across the length of the sole. The only light gaps should be the micro gaps left by the scratches from the individual pieces of grit in the paper. A knife edge square makes things so much easier to see and will reveal gaps that a flat edged Starrett will not.
Hand lapping is physically demanding work, and may not be for everyone, but it is fairly low cost, and with practice, patience and a deliberate watchful eye, is certainly capable of producing excellent results.
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The Ford Excursion holds records for excess. It has the distinction of being the longest and heaviest sport utility vehicle ever produced. For about six years a car buyer could go to a Ford dealership and purchase this SUV to transport nine passengers or haul a zoo exhibit.
If a driver finds the need to transport a basketball team, or tow more than five tons of weight, this vehicle can do it. Built during a time of ""cheap money"" and ""bling,"" with very little concern for the practical, the Excursion certainly represents a specific place and mentality all while being able to move a two-bedroom bungalow.
Parking the Excursion is like trying to get a camel through the eye of the needle. Maneuvering in tight places, or anywhere other than an open prairie ranch field, can be challenging to say the least. Fuel economy is dismal at best, and really the word ""economy"" should not even be used in the same sentence as the name Excursion.
Ultimately, rising gas prices and some semblance of consumer practicality destroyed sales of Ford's flagship SUV and the brand discontinued the model. Both the new and used markets offer wiser and better full-size SUV options that should be considered over the Excursion. If one really needs to haul a 72-foot three-mast schooner, transport the whole team without a bus, or win a head-on collision with a charging rhino, then it's hard to top the mighty Excursion.
Over the course of its short production run, the Excursion came with four different trim packages: XLS, XLT, Eddie Bauer, and top-of-the-line Limited. At various stages of production, Ford added or removed certain options.
The XLT and Limited both contain a standard 5.4-liter V-8 with 255 horsepower and 350 lb-ft of torque. Other options include a 310-horsepower, 6.8-liter V-10 and a 235-horsepower, 7.3-liter turbodiesel V-8. The 7.3-liter turbodiesel later increased to 250 horsepower. Then the 7.3-liter turbodiesel phased out to make way for a 325-horsepower, 6.0-liter turbodiesel V-8 with more torque and cleaner emissions.
All engines pair with a four-speed automatic transmission except for the 6.0-liter turbodiesel, which uses a five-speed automatic. Wheels, tires, suspension, and just about everything else, match the model's huge size.
Base models are surprisingly utilitarian with a dashboard borrowed from the Super Duty pickup. Moving up to higher trim packages adds to the design. Although it never really became luxurious or stylish, some packages have design additions that look decent enough.
As the biggie of the Ford lineup, the Excursion does not leave much out in the way of comfort or features. Base models come generously appointed with above-average amenities such as a rear air-conditioner, cruise control, full power accessories, and a CD player. Other trim levels add rear audio controls, a premium audio system, power-adjustable pedals, and heated front seats. Even more options can be added, including an in-dash six-disc CD changer and a DVD-based rear-seat entertainment system.
With room for nine passengers, or eight with captain's front chairs, the Excursion still manages 146 cubic feet of cargo capacity—not as much as a van, but still a lot of space.
As one would expect with an SUV of such massive size and power, something must be sacrificed. That something is maneuverability, parking, and ride quality. Getting into a parallel spot flanked by two other vehicles should be a professional driver's test. Getting around the side streets in a city could be more difficult than taking a pet elephant on a walk in Manhattan. The ride is rough like a school bus. Someone used to a sedan, sports car, or compact cannot just hop into and start whipping about town in one of these. This beast mandates that a driver get used to the peculiarities it presents. Challenges include not being able to see behind you, not fitting in places, and a bit more work than most drivers are used to putting into a trip.
The versions of this giant from 2000 to 2005 can be used to define ""vehicle blind spot."" Ford started with the F-250 super duty truck platform and then added just about everything. It comes with either two-wheel or four-wheel drive.
Most SUV experts recommend buying a used Chevrolet Suburban or GMC Yukon XL instead of this model. But if you need the biggest, consensus opinion is to get a 2004 or 2005 model with the optional 6.0-liter turbodiesel.
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Canberra One-Day International tickets and a WI greats signed shirt - how's that!
Win tickets to the ODI in Canberra AND a shirt signed by West Indian cricket greats Sir Viv Richards, Michael Holding and Joel Garner this week with Adam Shirley
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Canberra will host the Australian cricket team for the first time ever, in a one-day international cricket match against the West Indies on 6 February at Manuka Oval.
Canberra has never hosted a match involving the Australian cricket team, the match one of the many elite sporting events taking place during Canberra's centenary year.
The highly anticipated one-day international will play to a SOLD OUT crowd.
But you still have a chance to get your hands on tickets!
666 ABC Canberra has four double passes to giveaway.
For all you die hard cricket fans out there, the person who takes out first place will score an incredible piece of cricketing memorabilia, a 'like Canberra' centenary t-shirt signed by West Indian cricket greats Sir Viv Richards, Michael Holding and Joel Garner. How's that!
To enter, listen to Adam Shirley on 666 Drive weekdays from 3pm and contact Adam, with the following task in mind:
Aussie captain Michael Clarke needs to hit a boundary off the last ball at Manuka Oval against the West Indies to win the match.
To enter, you must:Commentate that last ball, with a distinctive Canberra flavour.
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Actor Paul Wesley, who stars on "The Vampire Diaries," and actress Torrey DeVitto listed their home in the Hollywood Hills for sale at $1.595 million and within two weeks had a bite. The house is in escrow.
The 1920s Mediterranean-style villa features a rotunda entry, beamed ceilings, vintage tile, a circular dining room, an oak staircase, three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and 3,262 square feet of living space. There is a courtyard and a detached office/gym.
Wesley has starred on "Diaries" since the show started in 2009. DeVitto is a regular on "Pretty Little Liars" and appears on "Army Wives."
The two-story home was put on the market days after news broke that the couple plan to divorce. They bought the property in 2011, the year they were married, for $980,000.
Peter Maurice and Tregg Rustad of Rodeo Realty are the listing agents.
He sleuthed out a buyer
"Elementary" star Jonny Lee Miller and his wife, actress Michele Hicks, sold their Los Angeles home for $1.66 million.
The 1936 Spanish Revival-style house features a beamed cathedral ceiling in the living room, a formal dining room, a sunroom, three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and 2,832 square feet of living space.
Miller, 40, plays Sherlock Holmes on the mystery series, which started last year, and starred in "Eli Stone" (2008-09). He was on a season of "Dexter" in 2010 and in the films "Hackers" (1995) and "Trainspotting" (1996).
Hicks, 40, was in the series "The Shield" (2004-08) and "Heist" (2006). She will star in the upcoming thriller "The Adventures of Beatle" and the horror film "2 Bedroom 1 Bath."
They bought the property in 2009 for $1.56 million.
The Times' Mapping L.A. database identifies the neighborhood as Hollywood Hills. The Multiple Listing Service, however, places it in Los Feliz.
Barry Sloane and Marc Silver of Sotheby's International Realty were the listing agents. Roberta Collins of Keller Williams Realty in Los Feliz represented the buyer.
New beat for Grammy winner
A home in Bel-Air that was being leased by Grammy-winning singer Luis Miguel is for sale at $5.895 million.
The stately traditional features a sweeping staircase off the entry, a formal living room with a wet bar, a den, a breakfast area, five bedrooms, five bathrooms and 5,200 square feet of living space. A terrace off the master bedroom overlooks the backyard. The more than three-quarter-acre grounds include a grotto-style swimming pool, spa and circular driveway.
Miguel, 43, is known for his contributions to Latin pop music and his live performances. He won his first Grammy at 14 singing a duet of "Me Gustas Tal Como Eres" with Sheena Easton. His album "México En La Piel" won a best album Grammy in 2005.
Eduardo Umansky and Maurcio Umansky (father and son) at the Agency in Beverly Hills are the listing agents.
Football players jockey for spots
With football in the air, here's a look at some off-field action:
Dallas Cowboys cornerback Orlando Scandrick has put his house in Hollywood Hills on the market at $2.85 million. He bought it a year and a half ago for $2.1 million.
The contemporary house, built in 2009, features retractable walls of glass and a top-floor master bedroom with a dressing area and bathroom; it has a total of four bedrooms and four bathrooms in 3,353 square feet. Outdoor amenities include a sunken spa. There are city and canyon views.
Scandrick, 26, was selected by the Cowboys in the 2008 NFL draft. He recently escorted reality TV's Draya Michele to the ESPY Awards at Staples Center. She was on "Basketball Wives LA" two years ago.
Heather Bilyeu and Sam Real of Keller Williams' Hollywood Hills office are the listing agents.
Meanwhile, former Buffalo Bills linebacker Kirk Morrison bought a home in the 90210 ZIP Code for $1.1 million.
The contemporary Mediterranean, built in 2012, features an open floor plan, solar power, multiple decks and balconies, three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and 2,400 square feet of living space.
Morrison, 31, started his career with the Oakland Raiders in 2005 and is an unsigned free agent. He is also a sports announcer.
Ian L. Brooks of Prudential California Realty was the listing agent. Todd Marks, also with Prudential, represented Morrison.


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(April 7, 2006) - The ETSU offense pounced on Kennesaw State's pitching for seven fourth inning runs, and junior lefty Ryan Howe (Spartanburg, S.C.) delivered a strong outing as the Bucs held off a late Owl rally to post a 9-5 Atlantic Sun Conference victory Friday evening at Stillwell Stadium.
After three innings of scoreless baseball, the Bucs loaded the bases with nobody out in the fourth. Junior catcher Justin Aughey (
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The Bucs added single runs in the seventh and eighth innings, and senior Steven Calicutt (
Howe pitched six plus innings for the Bucs, scattering three runs and seven hits and striking out five for his third win of the season. Matt Eckardt, making his second start of the season for the Owls gave up five runs, only one earned in 3 2/3 innings, falling to 0-1.
Douglas and Traylor each finished the day 2-for-4 with two RBI and one run scored.
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What type of hamzatul wasl is there in the word ibni as in surah ghafir:ayah 36
The type of hamzatul wasl in the word eesa ibnu maryam as in surah maryam ayah-34 is—hamzatul wasl in nouns and its irregular noun
But what type of hamzatul wasl is there in the word ibni as in surah ghafir:ayah 36---because according to meaning it's a noun ..so my question is what type of hamzatul wasl is it—is it hamzatul wasl in verb (present tense verb in three letter word)
The word in aayah 36 of surah Ghaafir is a command form of a three letter make up of a verb : To build . So in it Firawn (Pharaoh), is commanding that a tower be built. The third letter of the command form has a kasrah, so we begin this hamzah al-wasl with a kasrah.
This is different from the other word with the same spelling which means son and is a noun.
Hamzah Al-wasl does not enter present tense verbs.
The following table explains which type of regular verbs the can enter:
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text: Hi! all, My PegasosII (ofppc) is not booted after Apr 11. http://mail-index.netbsd.org/source-changes/2013/04/11/msg042934.html (and other changes?) Although I fixed some bugs, I am in trouble still now. It knew that PegasosII would boot, when I reverted this fix and also PPC_OEA64_BRIDGE was removed from std.ofppc. http://mail-index.netbsd.org/source-changes/2013/06/12/msg044733.html That is, although my PegasosII has attached the memory of 1G, only 256M can be used in fact. In what kind of status are other PegasosII and ofppc machines known? Do we need PPC_OEA64_BRIDGE? Thanks, -- kiyohara


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Apparently I actually am going fishing.
I haven't held a fishing pole in my hands since I was about half the age I am now (maybe longer). But First-Born Son wishes to go fishing, and it would take a harder man than I to ignore the pleas of a five-year-old boy who wants to go fishing with his Dad.
So I got some tackle, and tried to remember how it all goes together, and we're off to beautiful Lake Crescent, WA, for a few days of canoing, fishing, and general relaxation. I hear they have great trout, but alas, it's all catch and release there. Which saddens me not at all, because gutting a fish is really not something I anticipate with pleasure.
See you all Monday!
06 September 2007
Fishin' Fishin'
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Have a great time!ReplyDelete
Sounds like fun. I need to take mine but I need to figure out how to do that without the four year old hooking the six year old...ReplyDelete
You're gonna' love it! Bass fishing rules however.ReplyDelete
Sounds great. The sort of thing I hope that I will do as a father some day... although it will be sly fishing on a river in Montana most likely! :)ReplyDelete


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Another 50 U.S. special operations forces have arrived in Baghdad under the newly appointed command of a two-star general as the U.S. military steadily ramps up an advisory mission aimed at helping Iraq battle back Sunni militants, the Pentagon said on Thursday.
The Pentagon said the first of two planned Joint Operations Centers in Iraq had also become activated, bolstering its ability to oversee U.S. teams and gather information about the situation on the ground, including about Iraq's security forces.
"It will of course serve as a fusion center where information that's coming in from the various teams can be consolidated and it can be analyzed," said Colonel Steve Warren, a Pentagon spokesman.
Iraq's million-strong army, trained and equipped by the United States, largely evaporated in the north after Sunni fighters led by the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant launched their assault with the capture of the north's biggest city Mosul on June 10.
But in recent days, government forces have been fighting back, relying on elite commandos flown in by helicopter to defend the country's biggest oil refinery at Baiji. [ID:nL6N0P71FL]
With the arrival of the additional 50 forces, which the Pentagon said happened late on Wednesday, a total of about 180 of the up to 300 U.S. military forces ordered into Iraq by Obama are already on the ground. They are expected to take two to three weeks to carry out a preliminary assessment.
Information they provide will be complemented by information gleamed by regular manned and unmanned reconnaissance flights over Iraq - about 30 to 35 per day according to the Pentagon.
Obama has not ruled out additional action in Iraq, including air strikes.
The Iraq advise-and-assist mission was put under the command of Major General Dana Pittard, who is leading the newly named "Joint Forces Land Component Command, Iraq," the Pentagon said.
The U.S. military also plans to establish a Joint Operations Center in northern Iraq but Warren did not disclose details on timing.
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