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Fire Technology 155 contains instruction in tactics, strategies, and scene management principles for hazardous materials incidents, emergency medical services (EMS) multi-casualty incidents, and wildland fire fighting incidents. This course also includes simulation time pertaining to the initial decision processes at a working incident. The course includes areas of discussion on the fi re officer; components of triage, fire behavior, fire ground resources, operations, and management. This course applies to California Fire Service Training and Education System certifications. Lecture 2 ½ hours.
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Directions to Studios MargoAddress: Naxos Hora, Naxos, Greece
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When you get out from the boat walk straight and do not turn into the port road, then, as soon as you get out of the port continue walking straight through the central road and in about 150 meters you will see the 'KOZI' restaurant, keep walking straight until the central road splits in two roads, then take the left one and continue straight, if in about 150 meters you see on your left hand side 'hotel adriani' then you are in the correct way. If this is the case, turn left in the first turn and then immediately right and Margo Studios is in front of you. 450meters from port. 500 meters from center. 2 km from airport. 5 meters from bus stop. 10 minutes walking from beach.

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Tools of communication have transformed American society time and again over the past two centuries. The Museum has preserved many instruments of these changes, from printing presses to personal digital assistants.
The collections include hundreds of artifacts from the printing trade and related fields, including papermaking equipment, wood and metal type collections, bookbinding tools, and typesetting machines. Benjamin Franklin is said to have used one of the printing presses in the collection in 1726.
More than 7,000 objects chart the evolution of electronic communications, including the original telegraph of Samuel Morse and Alexander Graham Bell's early telephones. Radios, televisions, tape recorders, and the tools of the computer age are part of the collections, along with wireless phones and a satellite tracking system.
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- This etching by Léopold Flameng is known as either Un Rabbin or Un Vieux (An Old Man). The painting by Rembrandt hangs in the Musée Bonat, Bayonne, France. The print was etched for the Gazette des Beaux-Arts, a publication started in Paris by Charles Blanc in 1859, which ceased only recently. Flameng had met Blanc in the studio of a well-known engraver, Luigi Calamatta, and became one of two graphic artists on the new publication. He etched no fewer than 100 plates for the Gazette and some forty plates for Blanc's book on Rembrandt's work, published in 1859. Flameng's etchings after Rembrandt were highly regarded by collectors in this period.
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- 19th century
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- Rembrandt van Rijn
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- Gazette des Beaux-Arts
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By JASON BAILEYSun Advocate/Emery County Progress
The CAPTCHA is an interesting little thing. Despised by some and totally misunderstood by others, it is actually a hero in disguise.
The term "CAPTCHA" is a contrived acronym that stands for "Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart." The word was coined in the year 2000 by a team of individuals from Carnegie Mellon University and IBM, but the fundamental concept behind the CAPTCHA has been around since the 1950s.
The CAPTCHA is essentially a challenge-response test that attempts to determine whether the response was generated by a human or by a computer.
The test provides the respondent with a question that presumably only a human could answer. If the answer is correct, it is assumed the response was generated by a human being and not a computer.
So why should any of us care? Because most of us use them from time to time, whether we realize it or not. CAPTCHAs are frequently found online in a myriad of places, like message boards, banking sites, payment portals and even webmail sites.
The most common CAPTCHA displays a graphic containing letters or numbers. The characters in the graphic are purposely distorted to make the image harder for optical character recognition (OCR) software to interpret.
The respondent is asked to type the characters they see in the image into an adjacent text box. Once submitted back to the computer system, the CAPTCHA test is graded. If the correct answer is provided, the respondent is allowed to continue further.
While entertaining a CAPTCHA may seem like an unnecessary hassle, the fact is that they are often used to protect computer systems from neglect or misuse by bots and other malicious software programs that parade as something friendly.
For example, there are a host of text messaging websites that can send messages directly to a person's cell phone.
Suppose, for example, that someone decided to write a program that automated the process of filling out the website's text messaging form.
The software could be used to coerce the text messaging site into sending unsolicited junk messages to hundreds or even thousands of cell phones.
Without CAPTCHAs, the website would not know whether the messages were being sent by the program or by a real person.
But if a website adds a CAPTCHA to their website, it doesn't mean that it will stop abuse. Software has already been developed which can read and interpret many simple CAPTCHAs.
Graphically driven CAPTCHAs, for example, can often be bypassed by software with advanced optical character recognition software. So CAPTCHAs are always in a state of evolution to stay ahead of the game.
So, all in all, CAPTCHAs might be an annoying road block to deal with sometimes, but they're been brought to life to do good.
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Check out what this idiot wrote
Cam Charron
October 14 2012 04:50PM
I don't want to be "that guy" who harps on every baseball opinion thrown out by a member of the mainstream press, but sometimes they're just too dumb to pass up.
This is Steve Simmons, a guy who works for the Toronto Sun and TSN. He is a full-time sportswriter. He makes well more than I do, yet he talks about sports like that asshole at your work talks about sports: He judges who is good and who is bad based on who the commentators talk about the most.
In the most inactive summer of Brian Burke's time running the Maple Leafs, you have to wonder: What did his friend, Gary Bettman, tell him about the coming season?
And can Burke's quiet approach to making over the Leafs be attributed in any way to a belief there will not be an NHL season?
No, I think it has more to do with the fact that Burke, not used to working for a team with a lot of money, still spends money cautiously because he's looking after his boss's business interests. A lot of the best players moved in recent years have been moved for very high prices, prices that Burke isn't used to paying. He's on record of saying he loves, and is good at, the business side of hockey.
Burke never went out an acquired the veteran goaltender he said he wasn't going to get at the end of last season. He wasn't in any way aggressive in the free agent market, which is understandable considering the mistakes made in the past. He never found the first-line centre he hoped for — and has this odd belief that James vanRiemsdyk, a winger with talent and marginal success, can be that centre.
That first sentence is a train-wreck. The rest is harsh, but I think even the more level-headed writers in Leafland would think it's fair. James van Riemsdyk is not a first-line centreman (although to suggest his success is marginal is an unrealistic expectation) but Mikhail Grabovski is. The team is without a second centreman, a defenceman on each of the top two pairings, a goaltender and several bottom six players.
Anyway, that was the set-up. Here's the punchline:
The biggest names on the Leafs — Dion Phaneuf, Phil Kessel, James Reimer — are not playing overseas, getting ready for a season that might not be.
Without playing this season, the Leafs don't have to account for the final years on the contracts of players such as Tim Connolly, Matthew Lombardi, Clarke MacArthur and Tyler Bozak, which frees up $13 million in salaries for starting over post-lockout. A chance to begin anew with youngsters like Morgan Rielly not that far away.
You wonder: What was Burke told about this season? You wonder, with his closeness to the league and his friendship with Bettman, what he's known all along.
Reminder that Brian Burke bought out Colby Armstrong, who had a year left on his deal. Regardless of whether there's a lockout or not, those contracts still come off the books at the start of next season, which would make more sense to begin re-stocking the cupboard from a hockey perspective. There will also be better players available and you wouldn't have to send pieces down to the Marlies.
I don't know how much longer I can stand to be a hockey writer for, when at least one of the people occupying a full-time position is just full of trash.
Stop trying to think things, Steve Simmons.
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October 15 2012, 06:02AM
Gracias Cam. Me no likey Simmons
I'm not sure that Burke was "told anything", as much as he looked at the writing on the wall and made plans based upon that. He's a lawyer, he's been an agent, worked in the front office, as well as being a GM in 4 different markets. As far as Bettman whispering things in his ear, that's the biggest load of crap Simmons has thrown out in some time.
Almost on par with the Toronto Sun front page story he penned, with the title: "Burke's becoming an embarrassment".
Worst. Writer. Ever.
I may be wrong, but it's my impression that if the season is indeed wiped out, none of those contracts expire. So saying the Leafs just get to sit back and watch the contracts of Tim Connolly, Matthew Lombardi, Clarke MacArthur and Tyler Bozak expire is misleading.
If there's no season, the Leafs have the same players under contract this time next year as they do now -- all of them
If I remember correctly, Burke didn't say JVR could play C, it was Carlyle who wanted to experiment. Burke still saw him on the W, but was willing to trust his coach. Yet another truth stretched by Clown Simmons, I suppose.
Steve Simmons is laughable.
The only thing that makes sense is that his employer wants a writer who is hated. You have to read him to hate him.
Brian Burke actually said it best... "The Toronto Sun has great value if you own a puppy or a parakeet".


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AL-Hashimi, B.M. (1995) Current mode filters: design, simulation and implementation. UNSPECIFIED IEE Colloquium on Digital and Analogue Filters and Filtering Systems, 61-5.
Al-Hashimi, B.M. (1995) The Art of SPICE Simulation: Analog and Digital: 1st, CRC Press, The Art of SPICE Simulation: Analog and Digital
Al-Hashimi, B.M. (1995) Behavioral models of electronic filters. UNSPECIFIED IEE Colloquium on Analogue Simulation, 51-5.
Back, R.J.R. and Butler, M.J. (1995) Exploring Summation and Product Operators in the Refinement Calculus. In, Mathematics of Program Construction Springer-Verlag.
Butler, M.J. and Morgan, C.C. (1995) Action Systems, Unbounded Nondeterminism, and Infinite Traces. Formal Aspects of Computing, 7, 37-53.
Debbage, M, Hill, M B and Nicole, D A (1995) An Intterface to a Reliable Packet Delivery Service for Parallel Systems.
Dunlop, A, Hernandez, E, Naim, O, Hey, A J G and Nicole, D (1995) A Toolkit for Optimizing Parallel Performance. Proceedings of HPCN Europe '95: published in Lecture Notes in Computer Science Springer-Verlag, 548.
Dunlop, A N, Hey, A J G, Nicole, D A and Pritchard, D J (1995) Performance Estimation for Parallel Performance Optimisation. Supercomputing, 11, 19-31.
Garratt, P. W. (1995) The Software Management Game. Simulation & Gaming, l26, (1), 105-109.
Gravell, A. M. (1995) A First Order Refinement Calculus.
Gravell, A. M. and Pratten, C. H. (1995) Formal Methods and Open Systems. Software---concepts and tools, 16, 183-188.
Gunn, S.R. and Nixon, M.S. (1995) A Dual Active Contour for Improved Snake Performance.
Gunn, S.R. and Nixon, M.S. (1995) Improving Snake Performance via a Dual Active Contour. Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns, Prague, Czech Republic, Springer Verlag, 600-605.


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Chattanooga shopping has a diverse assortment of shopping options for the bargain hunter as well as the fashionista. Hamilton Place, Tennessee's largest shopping complex, features six department stores and over 200 specialty stores and restaurants.If a mall isn't your style, check out the eclectic variety of boutiques and restaurants on Frazier Avenue in Chattanooga's trendy NorthShore area; the unique retail stores and specialty shops inside Warehouse Row; or the rejuvenated Southside of Chattanooga, where you'll find galleries, quaint shops, restaurants, and a bakery.
Chattanooga Market was named one of the "Top Ten Public Markets in America" by Frommers! With hundreds of vendors every Sunday from April to December, the outdoor, yet covered Chattanooga Market is a must for any weekend visit to Chattanooga. Sundays at the Tennessee Pavillion from 11 am to 4 pm.
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Always read labels to make sure each recipe ingredient is gluten free. Products and ingredient sources can change.
Do your scrambled eggs end up looking more like rice or peas than the fluffy, moist thick eggs from a restaurant? The trick is to stir them as little as possible while they cook.


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Nominations are being accepted for the person who most exemplifies the pioneer legacy of industry and integrity and whose work benefits present and future generations. The categories are as follows: business and enterprise; education, health and humanitarian assistance; historic and creative arts; sportsmanship and athletics; scientific and technology development; and a posthumous legacy award.
Lincoln Day breakfast Feb. 16 will be held at the Museum of the San Rafael at 8 a.m. Note this is a change from the Senior Citizens Center. Representatives from the Governors office, Attorney General, State Auditor, House District 2, Senate District and other candidates are expected to speak at this breakfast.
Dixie Convention Center-1835 Convention Center Drive, St. George on Feb. 8-9 from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. The theme for this years conference is Pirates of the Pedigree.
Academic Foundation for International Cultural Exchange is looking for host families in the local area to host a foreign exchange student. These young ambassadors are between 15 and 18 years of age and all speak English. Student's profiles will start arriving for students from various countries. Students come with their own spending money and medical insurance. Call Anne Ring, 1-866-462-3423 if you are interested in opeing your hearts and homes to one of these individuals.
Academic Foundation for Intenational Cultural Exchange is looking for community representatives to assist in finding host families and work with the students and their families during the school year. Individuals must enjoy teenagers and have good communication skills. Call Anne Ring, 1-866-462-3243 if you are interested in learning more about becoming a community representative.
I am looking for any histories of Clara Ann Barton Petty. She was married to George Albert Petty. I have acquired a photo of Clara Ann and her sisters and would be happy to share the picture with anyone that wants one. The picture came from a relative in Canada. Please contact: L. Karen Platt @435-867-8422 or at email@example.com.
Troop 1865 is now selling, for a limited time only, Girl Scout Cookies. Cost is $3.50 per box so get your order in now. Call 687-2752, 653-2830 or 653-2055.
Huntington Stake will hold their Stake Adult Valentine Dinner on Feb. 9 at 6:30 p.m. at the Stake Center. A short program and dance will follow the dinner. Sunday dress.
Emery High School will be holding a financial aid night for seniors and their parents on Feb. 7 at 6:30 p.m.in the high school cafeteria.
Draw for team league starts Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. Shoot 25 rounds from the 16 yard line and 25 rounds from the 22 yard line $14 per shoot, $8 to club, $6 to purse. Purse paid out each week. Participants name wil be put on a playing card and then the cards will be shuffled and squads will be drawn at random. Must be present at 7 p.m. for drawing of teams. Jan. 19 games at dark; Feb. 2 games at dark; Feb. 8 draw league at dark; Feb. 16 games at dark; Feb. 22 draw league at 7 p.m.; March 1 games at dark; March 7 draw league at 7 p.m.; March 15 games at dark; March 21 draw league at 7 p.m.; March 29 games at dark.
Attention seniors, in order to apply for a scholarship you must first apply for admission and pay the admission application fee. The following is a list of schools and the deadlines for admission: Brigham Young University, Feb. 1; Southern Utah University, Feb. 1; Snow College, Feb. 1; University of Utah, Feb. 1; Utah State University, Feb. 1; Utah Valley University, Feb. 1; Weber State University Feb. 1; LDS Business College, Feb. 15; Westminster College, Feb. 15; College of Eastern Utah, March 1; Dixie State College, ongoing; Salt Lake Community College, March 1; Snow College South, March 1; Utah College of Applied Technology, varies; Stevens-Henegar Business College, April 15.
To all Utah livestock producers, there will be a rangeland monitoring workshop on Feb. 20, 21, and 22. Registration deadline is Feb. 6. Fee required. For more information contact Dave Cook, grazing improvement coordinator at 801-647-3545.


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Speakers say the goal for Detroit today remains the same as in 1963: "A better tomorrow."
DETROIT -- Fifty years after his father led a historic march in Detroit that helped set the tone for later civil rights action, Martin Luther King III stood beside Woodward Avenue and spoke of dreams unrealized.
King addressed a crowd gathered before Saturday's march about the need to revisit his father's 1963 march down Woodward that ended with a version of his famous "I Have a Dream" speech at Cobo Hall.
"I can say I'm excited to be here," King said. "But I can't — nor should anyone — say they've achieved the dreams of Martin Luther King Jr."
Thousands — residents, activists and celebrities — took part in the anniversary march through the city to Hart Plaza, including the Revs. Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, Detroit Branch NAACP President Rev. Wendell Anthony and comedian and activist Dick Gregory.
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The daylong event culminated with dozens of speakers at Hart Plaza talking on topics ranging from issues of social and economic justice to frustrations over the appointment of an emergency manager in Detroit.
While some of the issues facing Detroit are different from those addressed in the Walk to Freedom in 1963, Sharpton said, the goal for Saturday's march was the same.
"Let's walk for a better tomorrow," he said. "We're not on a nostalgia trip down Woodward. We still have challenges."
Seeing a sense of pride
Pride is what the Rev. Louise Beamon, pastor of Historic Second Baptist Church of Detroit, remembers most about the speech King gave 50 years ago.
"It gave us a sense of pride," she said, "where someone is actually speaking what needs to be said."
She struggled to find the word that would adequately describe the emotion of that day, finally settling on "overwhelming," with the help of Delores Hilson, a Detroit resident and member of her church, sitting beside her at Hart Plaza.
Hilson said this year's march helps maintain the connection to King's legacy.
"It is so important to keep the spirit alive," she said. "This is for all races of people."
Adrian Ponder, 65, of Royal Oak said he remembered messages at the march 50 years ago preaching love and forgiveness for all, though it was hard to do so at a time when black people could not eat at certain restaurants and were kept separate from white patrons in businesses where they were allowed.
"Being the age that I was, it made me think about all those things — prejudices — that I experienced," said Ponder, who was 15 when he came to the Walk to Freedom in 1963. "It was a good experience to have. Then, it was about civil rights."
Carolyn Graham of Detroit said she and her sister were sent by their parents to the first march for a history lesson on civil rights. Issues plaguing the city today galvanized her for a return Saturday morning.
"I am here for justice for the young black men and young white men in this city," the 63-year-old said. "They can't get a job because they have felonies on their records and they can't pay their child support. You're forcing them onto the streets to rob and steal and sell drugs — by any means necessary.
"And it's costing us big."
Remembering the past
Grace Washington of Brighton was not in Detroit during the 1963 march. She was attending the University of Arkansas, which is one reason she wanted to support the effort this time.
"It brings us back to the day when we as people of color had few rights in these United States of America," Washington said as she waited for speeches to begin at Hart Plaza following the march.
Her memories of the era that prompted King to come to Detroit are still vivid.
"I can remember there were a lot of people of color who were being left out of the houses and schools and so forth, and he came here to march for that," she said.
Jacob Montelongo Martinez, 50, was not old enough to know about King or the march when it happened, and his connection to Detroit is recent. The southwest Detroit resident, who came to the march on his bicycle, moved to the area to attend graduate school at the University of Michigan in 2002.
Martinez, one of the founders of the 555 Nonprofit Gallery and Studios, sees tremendous possibilities in Detroit, although he noted that change can be difficult.
"It is a double-edged sword. We want change, but change is hard," he said.
Cobo Hall was packed with people when Fred Williams and his friends finished marching 50 years ago. He and others in the overflow crowd heard King's speech outside the venue over a loudspeaker.
Williams, 81, a former Detroiter living in Redford Township, said he was surprised weeks later to hear the same speech, which had impressed him.
"He tried it out on us before he went to Washington, D.C.," Williams said, noting that at the time, "we were very unhappy by all of the abuse being perpetrated," not just in the South but all over the country.
Tony Brown coordinated the first march and returned Saturday as grand marshal.
While some speakers after the march referenced their anger over the appointment of an emergency manager in Detroit, Brown spoke of past failings and the need to take action.
He said the legacy of the first march had been squandered, but he urged those in the audience to understand that they are the answer for Detroit.
"You've got to wake Detroit up," he said.
He gave the audience members four words to repeat that he said were their call to action: "My Detroit, my choice," he said twice.
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The Utah Department of Transportation will begin an asphalt overlay project on 7.2 miles of SR-1306 (Ridge Road) in Carbon County on June 3.
The road will be closed to coal traffic from 6 a.m. Fri., June 3 until 6 p.m. Mon., June 6 from RP 0.0 to RP 2.5 (the intersection of SR-10 and SR-1306 to the east side of the coal load-out intersection).
Truck traffic will be allowed to resume at 6 p.m. on Monday, June 6, but will be limited to RP 000 (SR-10) to RP 2.5 (coal load-out intersection). The remainder of the project will be completed by the end of June.
Local traffic will have access to SR-1307 (Ridge Road) throughout the project.
Flaggers will direct traffic through the project. Motorists are urged to use caution, prepare to stop and watch for work crews and heavy equipment throughout the area.
Asphalt paving work will be performed during daylight hours only with heavy equipment maintenance work performed at night.


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Transient fight damages vehicle, Nevada City business
April 15, 2013
A melee between transients caused a chain reaction that resulted in significant damage to a downtown Nevada City business, according to law enforcement officials.
The incident unfolded after a young unidentified female pulled a four-door Toyota SUV into the parking lot of a business in downtown Nevada City, said Nevada City Police Department Officer Scott Goin.
While the female exited the vehicle, a fight between transients erupted, and one combatant was thrown headlong into the parked vehicle.
The female panicked and exited the vehicle quickly, apparently neglecting to put the vehicle in park, Goin said. The vehicle then rolled down hill and smashed into the front of the Bonanza Market located on Broad Street. One of the doors of the business was completely ripped off, and the exterior of the building was damaged. The door has since been replaced.
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TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) It began around nightfall on Sept. 11 with around 150 bearded gunmen, some wearing the Afghan-style tunics favored by Islamic militants, sealing off the streets leading to the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi. They set up roadblocks with pick-up trucks mounted with heavy machine guns, according to witnesses.
The trucks bore the logo of Ansar al-Shariah, a powerful local group of Islamist militants who worked with the municipal government to manage security in Benghazi, the main city in eastern Libya and birthplace of the uprising last year that ousted Moammar Gadhafi after a 42-year dictatorship.
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Ssshshhhhh.. Don't tell Yahoo!
150 armed men? Trucks used as roadblocks? All easily identifiable through a drone's surveillance.
History of BHO Administration not providing adequate Embassy protection. A good read from 2011.
Dead men tell no tales.
They searched everywhere for someone who would have a story that makes Obama look at least a little credible. And they found a lawyer. Or maybe they made him up. Or maybe he's an Obama plant. Anyway, this passes for "balanced reporting."
Come on, AP, don't dilute the story. The rest of the story shows that it was a planned assault. And there's no way that it could have been interpreted as anything else, either from the ground or from the air.
May our Father in heaven bless our lost Americans.
Benghazi may be the story that ears can't get out of. This detailed little tidbit is off of AP.
Please God open people's eyes.
I can't wait for Petraeus rights his book about what really happened and why he didn't raise hell because it was his compound.
Check the keyword for Benghazi....absolute torrents of articles and statements.
Saw an abbreviated Brett Baer Special Report on the Benghazi coverup ,...attack this morning.
Expect more to be shown tonight and Sunday ...believe at 10 pm EST.
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Are the survivors being sequestered in Quantamo until after the election?..
There were survivors.. or were they killed as well...
NO Witnesses may be a Chicago maxim for their Thuggdom..
Havn't heard a word about witnesses.. or survivors.. even from FOX....
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One of the consulate's private Libyan guards said masked militants grabbed him and beat him, one of them calling him "an infidel protecting infidels who insulted the prophet."
That sounds very much like what Obama said at the U.N.
Can you say set up? Either the "lawyer" lied or Jarrett told them to encourage a group of kids to chant about an unknown video. That's too similar to having American kids singing for the usurper. Nothing is a coincidence.
Exactly. Not a peep out of anyone who was there. Even FOX hasn't posed that question. The msm is having us believe an American ambassador was there in the house all by himself twiddling his thumbs until all heck broke out causing a couple military types to show up out of curiosity.
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There have been reports of about 30 people being saved - yes, what's their story? It's been a month and a half - no excuse for an explanation to the American people of what happened. Congressional hearings need to happen - now.
At least the Barbados Consulate had a contigent of Marines!
Congress is in recess.
Nothing is going to happen on that front until they re-convene in late November.
Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer: My sources tell me Obama was in the room watching Benghazi attack.
He also replaced generals and admirals who refused to stand down-
Obama Administration Replaces Top Generals Following Benghazi Disaster
"Dead men tell no tales"
Believe me, that is one aspect of BenghaziGate that really has my brain twisting. I am not "conspiracy theory" prone, by nature, but this is one time that my brain keeps being dragged unbidden back to "why did they decide it would be better if he were dead?", on the continued possibility that something's going on much more nefarious than a simple failure of leadership.
150 men, machine gun trucks, and mortars doesn't sound much like a "spontaneous demonstration" about a "disgusting video", does it.
If it is they have a better 2nd Amendment than we do! /s LOL
They'll say Ham and a Navy Admiral were told to respond but refused to do so. If obama, Panetta, Hillary, Petraeus and the Joint Chiefs tell this lie, they can get away with it and it won't matter what the general and admiral say. And I'm sure they've told them that they might not get that retirement pay they've been planning on.
You are correct. It wasn't a simple failure.
Remember, there were multiple 'events' that occurred that day, done by different 'groups'.
One group was a group of recently released (former) terrorists, who were contracted to destroy the CIA station that was trying to recover the Manpads Missiles. (recover, as if they were ours to begin with...haha).
Another was a planned demonstration against the Embassy based on the leadership of two of Stevens (local citizenry) employees.
The two events got entangled when Stevens tried to move from one location to the other, leading to his death.
There is an ongoing influx of weapons that were used to fuel the Arab Spring and the protests across the Middle East on 9/11/12 and people like Cindy Sheehan rode in ships trying to protect the CARGO SHIPS that were carrying these weapons. They were supported by the DEM(oh, who's kidding) SOCIALIST PARTY.
BTW, in Libya, they had a recent 'weapons buyback' to try and get some of the weapons back, not that the PLANNED TAKEOVER is almost complete. It won't do to let the 'citizenry' have powerful enough weapons to overthrow their new MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD Masters.
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David Lim wrote:Tony Pope wrote:[To add to the above, in BDF §135, see examples in the small print at 1(d).
Do you mind stating the "small print"?
Okay, BDF 135.1(d) gives Acts 5:21,29, Matt 17:3 and John 12:22, all of which are not periphrastic and support my explanation, especially Acts 5:21. Do you have any examples of periphrastic verbs with mismatching number?


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If that is not enough I suggest you google this yourself and compare the claims for both sides of the story. It is, at least to me not even an issue but something that the far right made up.
To make all this worse, Booty is actually part of a secret Caribe organization of Cajuns, all of whom have also been born outside of the US and are here illegally, spreading the insidious remnants of French culture in an effort to undermine the masculinity of American men. One of their strategies -- even more hideous than most -- has been to use black dogs, owned as slaves by these southern wannabes, to retrieve fallen game. By making it unnecessary for hunters to retrieve their own game, this technique has resulted directly in the consumption of more beer and the production of fatter bellies, making slow, fat American men the laughing stock of the world. As proof, I am prepared to swear that Booty has not once produced a valid original birth certificate proving his citizenship. In fact. I have evidence that his name is not even Mr. Booty and he has been posting for years under a false name! How does this relate to Obama's citizenship? It doesn't. That is simply a smokescreen used to conceal the true Cajun Conspiracy that seeks to reverse the entire Louisiana Purchase.
Jeff, that is downright funny!
Yes, and the Caribe Cajuns planted Miss California, Carrie Prejean (pronounced-prey jon) in the Miss USA pageant as a diversion to our more sinister deeds. Little does the press know that Miss Prejean actually was washing dishes at Prejean's Cafe on Hwy 49 in Little Mamou, La. leading up to the pageant and that Miss Prejean is actually one Mr. Tibeaux Boudreaux in drag!
:):) Very good!
can someone not a citizen create a natural born citizen?
OK, maybe not a law officially but, still a term used for one abusing our immigration laws. Our Feds treat it like a law.


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My son, be attentive to my wisdom, incline your ear to my understanding; that you may keep discretion, and your lips may guard knowledge. For the lips of a loose woman drip honey, and her speech is smoother than oil; but in the end she is bitter as wormwood, sharp as a two-edged sword. Her feet go down to death; her steps follow the path to Sheol; she does not take heed to the path of life; her ways wander, and she does not know it.
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He defied medical advice by continuing in the tournament, and justified his decision with a two-stroke win after finishing on 16 under par at Magnolia Golf Club.
Beljan pulled clear with four successive birdies from the seventh, putts of 17 feet at the seventh and 29 at the ninth sandwiching a tap-in at the eighth where he hit his approach to a foot.
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Tim Herron tied for ninth on 11 under to jump from 138th to 124th as he and Beljan replaced Billy Mayfair and Rod Pampling in the top 125 - but Jerry Kelly, also in that group, missed out by one place.
Kevin Chappell held on for the final qualifying spot after Charlie Wi and Josh Teater each finished their round with pars to stay at 12 under. Had either dropped a shot, Kelly would have tied for eighth instead of ninth and edged out Chappell.
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"Those five birdies in six holes made things a little bit easier. And then I threw a double bogey in there on the easiest hole on the golf course, but my thinking was I knew I had a five-shot lead.
"I made double and I actually wasn't even upset about it at all, because I still had a three-shot lead with four or five to play on a Sunday on the PGA Tour and that was all I thought about."
Discussing the panic attack symptoms, he added: "This morning I woke up and I felt horrible again. It must be a blessing in disguise because all I think about is whether I'm going to play or not. I don't think about the task at hand.
"My wife was kind enough to go sleep in the other room with the baby, so I got a great night's sleep. I woke up, I had a pounding headache and my stomach was hurting.
"But I felt great on the golf course, other than my heart was coming out of my chest and I was just trying to get through. But physically, I felt wonderful.
"(Today it was) for a great reason - Friday it was coming out of my chest for a bad reason."
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Where is the outrage? President Barack Obama criticizes and demonizes those who have made money. At least they are spending their money.
He also has said there needs to be more sacrifice. Where is his sacrifice? What about his 21-day vacation at a cost of $4 million — that is, $4 million in taxpayers' dollars?
In recent weeks we've been told that we will be going over the fiscal cliff unless taxes are raised for the rich. Did the president ever hear of simple vacations, or to just stay home in the White House and perform his duties as president?
I have no problem with the First Family taking a vacation — but a $4 million vacation! That seems excessive.
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There was a huge response to the People's Choice with several thousand votes collected. The overwhelming favourite was Ruth Downes' work, an engaging sculpture comprising forty imaginative individual cups and saucers. Downes' clever combination of materials and text is also imbued with humour and includes components such as GSTea, Amnestea, Frivolitea and A cup of tea, a Bex and a good lie down.
Ruth Downes will receive a prize of $2,000.
A prize of $1,000 will be drawn from among those who voted for Ruth Downes and the winner of this prize will be announced at the Gallery on Monday 25 February 2002.
The Sculpture Prize closes to the public on 10 March 2002. This exhibition, along with William Robinson: A retrospective, will be free to the public from Monday 25 February until Sunday 10 March 2002.
Other favourites selected by the voters include Ah Xian Human, Human - Lotus, Cloisonne Figure 1, Bronwyn Oliver Trace, Donna Marcus Teamwork 2, Lena Yarinkura My dogs, Lionel Bawden esque - thoughts brought forth by our fingers and Xiao Xian Liu Games.
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While developing my public artworks, I learnt the value of accessibility - that my sculptures should positively enliven and enrich our daily lives.
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The rituals surrounding tea offered a vibrant and cohesive theme The personal and intimate nature of the drinking vessel, 'the tea cup', and its supportive partner 'the saucer' was my ideal starting point.
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No reportable incidents.
1A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for obstruction, possession of heroin and theft at Kohl's, 9060 N. Green Bay Road, at 8 p.m. April 19. The man ran from the store after taking two Polaroid kids tablets valued at $400. He was found near Channel 6 with the tablets and 0.2 grams of heroin wrapped in foil.
2A man and woman, ages and residences not released, were arrested for theft of infant and children's items valued at $355 from Kohl's, 9060 N. Green Bay Road, at 5 p.m. April 20. The couple ran from the store. When stopped, some of the items were found inside the man's own clothing and other items had been thrown under cars.
3A man, age residence not released, was arrested for drunken driving after hitting a traffic light in the 8000 block of North 60th Street at 2:40 a.m. April 29. Air bags had been deployed and the man was treated for injury. He said another car cut him off and that's why he hit the pole. The man, who admitted drinking at a Milwaukee bar, had a blood alcohol content of 0.19. Damage to the pole was listed as $200 and to his car at $5,000.
4A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for trespassing at the workout room at North Pointe Apartments, 9418 N. Green Bay Road, at 4:35 p.m. April 29. The man argued with police when told he was not a resident and could not use the facilities. He said other residents let him in and his aunt used to live here. He also said as soon as police left, he'd come back. He was warned.
5A boy was arrested for receiving stolen property after he was found with another student's digital media player at Brown Deer Middle School, 5757 W. Dean Road, at 11 a.m. May 3. The media player had been reported taken May 1. The boy said he found in a hallway.
6A Milwaukee man, age not released, was arrested for drunken driving and driving with suspended registration in the 4000 block of West Bradley Road at 2:20 a.m. May 7. The man admitted drinking at home and getting a call from a friend who needed a ride. His mother told him not to drive but he did. "I am guilty," he told police after failing field sobriety tests. His BAC was 0.16.
· There is a male suspect in the theft of debit cards April 3 taken from students at Lake Shore Technical College, Cleveland, Wis., and then used to purchase items valued at more than $400 at various stores in a number of communities including Glendale, Shorewood and Fox Point also in April. The suspect was caught on surveillance video using the cards.
7A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for driving without a valid license, illegal U-turn and theft of four bottles of liquor valued at $146 from CVS Pharmacy, 8661 N. Port Washington Road, at 10 a.m. May 7. According to an employee the man was "so obvious" when taking the liquor and fled the store. He drove away making the illegal U-turn before being stopped.
8Scrap steel and 30 gasline meter sets valued at $4,500 the property of We Energies were taken from a flat bed trailer at the Village Pool, 7100 N. Santa Monica Blvd., during the day May 8.
9A laptop computer valued at $524 was taken from an office in East Lake Towers at Columbia St. Mary's Hospital, 4425 N. Port Washington Road, during the day May 1.
· A resident was the victim of a scam May 1 after sending money to her "grandson" who called saying he'd been in an accident in Panama and injured someone so he needed money. She then received a call from a man who told her to send $2,945 via a Walmart money gram which she did. On May 2, a different man called telling her to send $2,990 more which she did. She then received a call from a third man, this one asking her to send $35,000. She went to her bank and because she forgot her ID was unable to withdraw the money and at that time an employee advised her to call police.
10A woman reported the theft of her wallet as she shopped at Bayshore, 5800 N. Port Washington Road, on May 3. She didn't know her wallet was gone until she was at work and it was then she found out at least one credit card was used charging more than $700 at various stores including a Target and Walgreens.
11A large envelope with 11 standard sized envelopes inside addressed to people all over the United States was sent to Cardinal Stritch University, 6801 N. Yates Road, on May 3. Inside those smaller envelopes, which all had return address of the university, were checks valued from $1,900 to $2,880. An investigation discovered all the checks were counterfeit and worthless.
12A smartphone valued at $600 was reported taken after being left in a fitting room at Boston Store, 5701 N. Lydell Ave., around 7 or 8 p.m. May 3.
13A man reported being attacked in the parking lot of the Baymont Inn, 5485 N. Port Washington Road, at 6 p.m. May 4. As he walked toward the hotel, three men got out of a car, one walked over to him and punched him in the face. The victim was able to get away by entering a rear door of the hotel. The attack was caught on surveillance video.
14A laptop computer, value not listed, was taken from a car in the 7000 block of North Port Washington Road about 6:45 p.m. May 5. A window was broken causing more than $200 damage.
15A man, about 45, residence not released, was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon — a .380 Bersa Thunder semi-automatic handgun loaded with five rounds and a live round in the chamber — as he walked in the 2200 block of West Kendall Avenue about 2 p.m. May 5. Police had been searching for this man, known as "Brian," after he was first reported with that gun showing it to a resident "in a nonthreatening manner" in the 5800 block of North Argyle Avenue about 5 p.m. April 30. That same resident called police again when "Brian" returned leaving a bag of groceries at 5 p.m. May 5. Earlier that day, another resident reported "Brian" was at her home saying he ordered T-shirts for her and Herb Kohl to celebrate a Jewish Holiday in the 2400 block of West Wingate Avenue. This time, police found the man who told them he had the gun for protection and had contact with the FBI and CIA.
16Two 17-year-old girls, residences not released, were arrested for theft of items valued at $239 from Kohl's, 5650 N. Bayshore Drive, at 2 p.m. May 5. They were released to a parent or guardian.
17A computer and laptop, mini tablet, jewelry and clothing, value not listed, were taken from an apartment in the 6000 block of North Green Bay Avenue on May 7 or 8. There was no sign of forced entry.
18A check book was taken from a backpack left unattended during a rummage sale at University School, 2100 Fairy Chasm Road, about 10:30 a.m. May 5. The owner went to try on some clothes and when she returned her backpack had been put on a sale table with other backpacks which were on sale and her checkbook was gone.
19A speaker valued at $80 and an undisclosed amount of money were taken from a school bag in separate incidents from an office at Shorewood High School, 1701 E. Capitol Drive, sometime from late March to May 2.
20Two cars were entered and small amounts of change taken in the 1700 block of East Olive Street and the 4300 block of North Stowell Avenue sometime May 2 to May 4.
21A Night Hawk 1911 firearm valued at $3,500 was taken from the glove box of a car parked in an unsecured garage in the 4400 block North Stowell Avenue on May 2 or 3.
22A man, about 45, was caught on surveillance video entering a side door and taking four bottles of liquor valued at $152 at Camp Bar, 4044 N. Oakland Ave., about 3:45 p.m. May 3 and reported May 6.
23Items valued at more than $3,100 were taken from an open garage in the 4400 block of N. Ardmore Avenue on May 4 or 5. Taken were two bicycles, one valued at $2,000, two saws and an air compressor.
24A bicycle valued at $700 was taken from an unsecured garage in the 4100 block of North Ardmore Avenue early morning May 5.
25A man, age and residence not released, was cited for carrying a concealed weapon after being stopped for a defective tail light in the 3500 block of North Oakland Avenue at 2 a.m. May 6. The man was asked if he had a weapon as he exited his car and handed over a switchblade he had in his pocket. He then was took field sobriety tests which he passed.
· A man described as "elderly" became verbally upset after he went to his bank saying he needed to withdraw $2,200 to send to his grandson who had called saying to send that money and when the grandson received he would deposit $7 million into his grandfather's account at Wells Fargo Bank, 4015 N. Oakland Ave., at 3 p.m. May 6. Police were called and no money was sent.
26A Shorewood man, age not released, was warned for dogs at large after a woman called police to report his two schnauzers "came at her" as she walked in the 4500 block of North Wilson Drive at 1 p.m. May 7. She told him his dogs should be on a leash and he told her, "You need to be on a leash." He later apologized.
27Plants waiting to be planted and flower pots valued at $200 were taken from the 4000 block of North Wilson Drive on May 6 or 7.
28Clothes valued at $200 were taken from the basement laundry room in the 1600 block of East River Park Court sometime 8 to 10 p.m. May 8.
29A blue heart was spray-painted on the back of a detached garage in the 6300 block of North Lake Drive sometime April 25 to May 5.
30A woman, age and residence not released, was arrested for drunken driving, with a prior conviction, illegal possession of a Schedule II narcotic, driving with a revoked license, defective tail lights, defective brake lights, failure to have insurance and open intoxicants after weaving in traffic in the 4800 block of North Sheffield Avenue about 2:45 a.m. May 7. The woman had three Adderall pills in her purse which she said weren't hers. She admitted knowing her license was revoked. Her BAC was 0.12.
31Items valued at more than $2,200 including golf clubs, two bicycles and a computer were taken from the 4900 block of North Oakland Avenue about 11 a.m. May 7. The victim was taking a shower when he heard a male voice say, "Let's get the (expletive) out of here." He then heard footsteps going downstairs and saw that the second floor door was open.
· Firefighters responded to 123 calls, 92 emergency medical and 31 fire/rescue, May 6 to 12.
- North Shore Police Reports, July 28, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, July 21, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports July 14, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, July 7, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports: June 30, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, June 23, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, June 16, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, June 9, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports: June 2, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports: May 26, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports: May 19, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, May 12, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, May 5, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, April 28, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, April 21, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, April 14, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, April 7, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, March 31, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, March 24, 2016
- North Shore Police Reports, March 17, 2016


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it was good to see that aizen wasnt stabbed but that chapter was kinda boring in 20 pages almost nothing happened.ichigo is such a fool why didnt he speak all that time
it was good to see that aizen wasnt stabbed but that chapter was kinda boring in 20 pages almost nothing happened.ichigo is such a fool why didnt he speak all that time
chapter kinda suck. I'm getting tired of aizen raping the shit out of everyone,,. so did the 10th captain kill that girl ?
edit: no bleach next week, says on last page
Hitsyuga taps into his true power ..HATRED...lol
- Ichigo wtf was he doing this whole time "guys... guys..." wtf noob speak up sooner
- Blah blah more people falling down whatever
- Gin is being ignored again....
- Yamomto is taking a nap again...
- Nothing important happened again....
Fire type
What chakra type are you?
This is all Kubo's plan to make it easier for himself...He can't seem to be able to figure out how to put a battle where everyone is useful, so he takes chunks of ppl out at a time. He has NO IDEA how to put ichigo into the battle so he makes him a mute dumbass for now. Kubo also has no idea how to balance yamato and Aizen's power so he put him POW MIA.
This chapter was just terrible...I read it and by the time everyone looked at nothing and said "we did it" it was half the chapter gone already...KILLIN THEM TREES!
Manga reading list: Bleach, Naruto, Katekyo Hitman Reborn, One Piece, Code Breaker, Gamaran, Kuroko No Basket, Fairy Tail, The World God Only Knows, Kimi No Iru Machi, Good Ending, Medaka Box, Nisekoi, D.Gray-Man, Ao No Exorcist, Freezing, Magi - Labyrinth of Magic, Soul Eater, Rosario Vampire Season II, Iris Zero, Ubell Blatt, Bloody Cross, Sun-Ken Rock, and Infinite Stratos,
^1 week...
As others said before me, this chapter was nothing special. I wonder why Kubo loves his black ink so much >.>
Geez biggest disappointment ever, fake spoilers were better than the real deal, what a shame :(.
The weird thing is that they're aware of Aizens Zanpaktou abilities and yet they're always surprised again when he creates an illusion WTF?
I guess Yamamoto just waits until Aizen killed everyone and then he'll burn down the whole area with his Bankai and there will be no Aizen etc anymore! Probably his masterplan.


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A Hardin County father and daughter were killed in an early morning crash Sunday on state Route 146 at the Hardin County School.
Hardin County Coroner Jessica Cullum said Terry Dutton, 49, and his daughter, Cynthia Renfroe, 26, both of Cave-In-Rock were killed in the single-vehicle crash that occurred shortly before 3:40 a.m. Sunday.
Cullum said Illinois State Police District 22, Ullin, are investigation and would not comment on the events leading to the crash.
Illinois State Police could not be reached by press time. WSIL-TV reports Illinois State Police said the wreck happened when a driver overcorrected, cross both lanes of traffic before striking a culvert on the south side of the road and overturning with both ejected from the vehicle. WSIL reports Illinois State Police have reported weather and alcohol were factors.
According to obituary information from Hardin County Funeral Services, Rose-Gilbert Funeral Home Dutton's wife is Sandra Dutton and he is survived by four daughters, a son and a stepson and was a member of the Cave-In-Rock Masonic Lodge.
Funeral services are 1 p.m. Thursday, at Rose-Gilbert Funeral Home with visitation 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday.
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Written by Tony Ibrahim
03/08/2011 | 00:15 |
Category: DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY
The commute for drivers could get a lot easier as prestige automotive brand BMW expect to release two cars that drive themselves.
The herald sun reports the two cars, which introduce BMW's new 'i' range vehicles could go into production in two years, with them hitting Aussie showrooms by 2014. The introductory model is the i3, an electric small city car, with an i8 petrol electric hybrid catering to sports car enthusiasts.
BMW's i-range make use of camera, radar and sensor technology to follow traffic (up to 40km/h), with them responding to changes in acceleration, braking and steering all by themselves. The only job reserved for the driver is keeping a single hand on the steering wheel.
The smart automation technology isn't only for the essentials. Working with your smartphone the i-range cars can streamline your agenda, booking tables at restaurants, tickets to concerts and even directing you to the nearest vacant parking space.
Environmentally conscientious, BMW are working on a series of applications that synergise public and private transport. Their DriveNow program will facilitate car sharing; its MyCityWay mobile application will act as a central hub for public transport info, parking and entertainment; and its ParkatmyHouse net platform allows home owners to rent their driveways and spaces.
With bodies being made from strong, lightweight carbon fibre and reinforced plastic, these cars will come with matching futuristic price tags. Ian Robertson, BMW's sales and marketing boss, claims the i8 could cost $300,000. For that kind of money you could buy a Porsche or an Aston Martin.
Robertson would not reveal the cost of the urban i3 car, but bets are it'll be hefty too.
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A thrilling second-half saw the Chiefs advance to the Super Rugby Final with a 20-19 victory over the Crusaders in Hamilton on Saturday.
A thrilling second-half saw the Chiefs advance to the Super Rugby Final with a 20-19 victory over the Crusaders in Hamilton on Saturday.
Tries from Lelia Masaga and Aaron Cruden gave the Chiefs a big enough advantage to survive the late fightback from the Crusaders as time ticked away.
It means that the 2012 champions will have the chance to defend their title next weekend against either the Bulls or the Brumbies.
Opening at a frenetic pace, the Crusaders got the scoreboard rolling with a penalty from Carter after five minutes following the Chiefs' failure to capitalise from a promising phase of possession from the kick-off.
It was a tale of frustration that continued for the hosts throughout the opening quarter. The Crusaders were more assured in attack and rock-solid in defence, a second Carter penalty handing them a 6-0 lead.
An error from George Whitelock then created the opening penalty opportunity for Cruden, adding three points of his own, but both defences were holding firm – Carter's third penalty keeping the gap at six points.
High on quality but just lacking the cutting edge in the opening half, the Chiefs lineout wobbles damaged their cause further.
An uncharacteristic miss from Carter kept the Chiefs in touch as half-time approached, the Crusaders by far the more menacing prospect in the first-half. They lead 9-3 at the break.
There was no let up from the seven-time champions after the interval, Carter's initial break leading to a penalty after Charlie Ngatai went offside with Asaeli Tikoirotuma saving what looked to be a certain try by intercepting Kieran Read's pass. Carter's effort however ricocheted back off the post.
Cruden had no such issues with his second penalty, despite an unclean contact, to cut the deficit to three.
The points on the board were like a rocket for the home side, the crowd roaring into life after Craig Clarke's break set up an attacking lineout five metres out for the champions.
A moment of Lelia Masaga magic followed. The departing flyer sped and then barged his way through four tacklers to rack up the game's first try and put the Chiefs in front for the first time.
Sustained Crusaders pressure after a break from Zac Guildford nearly had Todd Blackadder's side back in front but it was Cruden who struck with an intercept try, Ryan Crotty's blind pass seeing him come unstuck.
Israel Dagg hit back with a sensational score for the Crusaders, stepping his way through tired tacklers and narrowly avoiding the touchline to score in the corner and leave the scoreboard standing at 20-16.
The titanic struggle entered the final ten minutes with Cruden missing what would have been a useful three points with a skewed penalty kick, as Richie McCaw was unleashed from the bench.
Carter's fourth penalty, after two earlier misses, made it a one-point game as the pressure told on Cruden with the restart not going ten metres.
It handed the Crusaders a midfield scrum, from which a threaded kick by Willi Heinz forced Robbie Robinson to kick into touch and give the Crusaders a lineout in the Chiefs 22.
Carter's drop kick on the run flew wide to the left as the Chiefs fans nerves were left shredded, leading by a single point with only three minutes left and with the Crusaders hammering away at the Chiefs defensive line.
With the hooter sounding Carter's offload went forward and with it Waikato Stadium erupted with the noise of cowbells and the realisation of a second successive Super Rugby final. It could not have been a narrower victory.
The scorers:
For Chiefs:
Tries: Masaga, Cruden
Cons: Cruden 2
Pen: Cruden 2
For Crusaders:
Try: Dagg
Con: Carter
Pen: Carter 4
Chiefs: 15 Gareth Anscombe, 14 Lelia Masaga, 13 Charlie Ngatai, 12 Andrew Horrell, 11 Asaeli Tikoirotuma, 10 Aaron Cruden, 9 Tawera Kerr-Barlow, 8 Matt Vant Leven, 7 Tanerau Latimer, 6 Liam Messam, 5 Brodie Retallick, 4 Craig Clarke, 3 Ben Tameifuna, 2 Hika Elliot, 1 Toby Smith.
Replacements: 16 Rhys Marshall, 17 Ben Afeaki, 18 Michael Fitzgerald, 19 Sam Cane, 20 Augustine Pulu, 21 Bundee Aki, 22 Robbie Robinson.
Crusaders: 15 Israel Dagg, 14 Tom Marshall, 13 Ryan Crotty, 12 Tom Taylor, 11 Zac Guildford, 10 Dan Carter, 9 Andy Ellis, 8 Kieran Read (c), 7 Matt Todd, 6 George Whitelock, 5 Sam Whitelock, 4 Luke Romano, 3 Owen Franks, 2 Corey Flynn, 1 Wyatt Crockett.
Replacements: 16 Ben Funnell, 17 Joe Moody, 18 Luke Whitelock, 19 Richie McCaw, 20 Willi Heinz, 21 Tyler Bleyendaal, 22 Adam Whitelock.
Referee: Steve Walsh (Australia)
Assistant referees: Glen Jackson, Chris Pollock
TMO: Glenn Newman


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MUSIC: Inspired by works such as Laurie Anderson's Home of the Brave, Bumbayaya is a multimedia experimental musical with live electronic music, video and dance. Written by MFA Experimental Sound Practices student Anna Luisa Petrisko aka "Jeepneys." Featuring Tarren Johnson (choreography/performer), Lauren Michelle David (performer) and Dina Lasso (performer). Human/alien hybrid beings from the distant future and a faraway planet time travel to Earth in order to decolonize the future! Bumbayaya is the healing light that we call upon. For more info, visit: jeepneysjeepneys.com
[1] https://www.calarts.edu/event/2013-02-06/bumbayaya