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MTV (who should just get it over with and change the name to DRTV for Dirty Reality TV) is dead. The executives think it's more than fine to show a bunch of east coast hoo-wahs (read: whores with a NJ accent) fornicating in a diseased hot-tub, but have decided that Lady Gaga's mini-film/video "Telephone" is inappropriate, and have hence banned it from programming. My question is, when would they have fit it in, anyway? Between The (Dumb Ass) Hills and the Jersey Whores Marathons, music simply isn't part of the channel.
Oh, MTV. You're so irrelevant. No one even cares . Wait. You know what? I DO care that you don't play videos anymore. It effing pisses me off. Sometimes I don't wanna watch 'em on YouTube, but thank the Lawd I can, since y'all just don't even play 'em anymore.
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- 2/3 cup reduced-fat garlic-herb spreadable cheese
- 4 ounces reduced-fat cream cheese
- 2 tablespoons half-and-half cream
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 tablespoon dried basil
- 1 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon celery salt
- 1/4 teaspoon dill weed
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 3 to 4 drops hot pepper sauce
- 1/2 cup chopped canned water-packed artichoke hearts, rinsed and drained
- 1/4 cup chopped roasted red peppers
- 2 tubes (8 ounces each) refrigerated reduced-fat crescent rolls
- In a small bowl, beat the spreadable cheese, cream cheese, cream and garlic until blended. Beat in the herbs, salt, pepper and hot pepper sauce. Fold in artichokes and red peppers. Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
- Unroll both tubes of crescent roll dough. On a lightly floured surface, form each tube of dough into a long rectangle; seal seams and perforations. Roll each into a 16-in. x 12-in. rectangle. Cut lengthwise into four strips and width-wise into three strips; separate squares.
- Place 1 rounded tablespoon of filling in the center of each square. Fold in half, forming triangles. Crimp edges to seal; trim if necessary. Place on ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 375° for 10-15 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm. Yield: 2 dozen.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested with Boursin Light Cheese Spread with garlic and fine herbs. One carton contains about 7 tablespoons of cheese spread.
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Redwork is: red embroidery on fabric. Duh. It is exactly what it sounds like. It is always this particular color of turkey red and it is
I love the backsides of embroidery. A whole different blurry magic world happens back there. In my work, it's a wild tangled mess, in these beautiful red work examples, it's a softer version of the front.


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Outlook Could seven years of darkness finally be lifting over European… well, primarily British, online gambling companies? Since George Bush in effect made their businesses illegal in 2006, banging up a fair few British businessmen on the way, the sector has been a shadow of its former frontiersman self.
Big personalities like Gary Kaplan, a New Yorker famed for his spectacular parties, ended up in US prisons. His British numbers man at BetonSports, David Carruthers, was caught in the net and also served time behind bars.
Arrest warrants are still out for some, like Isai Scheinberg, the Pokerstars founder, but the wheel of fortune does finally seem to be turning in the industry's direction. So hopes Bwin Party, owner of PartyPoker, which was one of the biggest online casino group in the US before the ban. Shareholders and directors got fabulously rich providing games to the poker-crazy nation before the gates came crashing down.
In December 2011, the US Department of Justice finally said the 1961 Wire Act, the piece of legislation it used to clamp down on the expanding online-gambling phenomenon, only applied to sports betting, and not poker, casino or bingo. You could hear the cheers from Gibraltar – tax-efficient home of Bwin and others – to the mainland. Now, perhaps, US states, hungry for gambling tax revenues, would welcome them with open arms.
Well, not quite. Nevada opened its doors to online poker. Delaware too. But both states are tiny in terms of their local populations. And as the Peel Hunt analyst Nick Batram points out, visitors don't head to Vegas to sit in their hotel rooms playing poker on their mobiles. Hardly an avalanche of opportunities.
However, the bigger state of New Jersey, with its population of 8.9 million and the no-windows slot machine hell (my words, not theirs) of Atlantic City within its borders, is also now about to take the plunge. In November, it will allow not just internet poker but other casino games too. If all goes to plan, NJ could be as big as Holland for the European firms, Mr Batram calculates. That's a lot of potential profit.
But there's a far bigger prize. Other major states of the US are watching the home of the Sopranos carefully. If the legalisation process goes well, other states could follow suit. I say "could" because many local legislatures remain extremely wary of Bwin and its ilk.
Perhaps the biggest prize is California, where poker vies with Nintendo or Wii in many a household as the family game of choice. That might be a slight exaggeration, but it's certainly hugely popular. If California lets the Bwins, Playtechs and 888s in, the good times could roll again for an industry at which, peculiarly enough, London-listed companies are world leaders.
Now there would be a route to a balanced economy: financial services, high property prices and gambling. Three perfect bars on the Chancellor's fruit machine.
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The new US Army, with Maneuver and Support brigades. Had the Future Combat Systems program not been cancelled, one day there would have been FCS BCTs. |
- A Main Command Post where mission planning and analysis are conducted
- A mobile command group for commanding while on the move
- (2) Tactical Command Posts to exercise control of brigades
- Liaison elements
- A special troops battalion (NOTE: Special Troops Battalions have NOTHING to do with Special Forces, but are containers for specialized troops such as MPs and Signallers) with a security company and signal company
- One Brigade Troops Battalion including the UA staff, a military police (MP) platoon, a signal company, an intelligence company, an engineer company, and a fire support coordination cell.
- One Reconnaissance, Surveillance, and Target Acquisition (RSTA) Battalion with both motorized (2 Humvee-mounted Recce Troops) and dismounted (1 Recce Troop) reconnaissance units; a surveillance unit including ground radars, sensors, and unmanned aerial vehicles; and a forward support company.
- Two Infantry Battalions consisting of three rifle companies and one combat support company each; and a forward support company, capable of moving one company by truck.
- One Strike Battalion consisting of a target acquisition platoon, an unmanned aerial vehicle unit, a forward support company, and two batteries of towed artillery, normally each with 8 M119A2, the US variant of the british L118 Light Gun.
- One Support Battalion consisting of a transport platoon capable of moving almost an entire infantry battalion by truck.
358 | High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWVs) (all variants) |
234 | Medium Tactical Vehicles (MTVs) (all variants) |
Engineer Equipment | |
4 | SEE Tractors |
1 | 2.5 Cubic yard bucket loader |
Weapon Systems | |
16 | M119A2 105 millimeter Howitzers |
28 | Tube-launched, Optically tracked, Wire-guided missiles (TOW) (HMMWVs mounted) |
6 | M24 Sniper rifles |
391 | Grenade Launchers |
24 | Mortars |
66 | Javelin |
Intelligence Systems | |
1 | RQ-7A Shadow 200 Tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (TUAVs) |
2 | Prophet signals intelligence systems |
Soldiers | Unit | |
145 | Headquarters and Headquarters Company | |
311 | Brigade Troops Battalion | |
Headquarters and Headquarters Company | ||
Signal Company | ||
Engineer Company | ||
Military Intelligence Company | ||
307 | Reconnaissance, Surveillance, and Target Acquisition (RSTA) Battalion | |
Battalion Headquarters and Headquarters Troop | ||
Reconnaissance Troop (Mounted) | ||
Reconnaissance Troop (Mounted) | ||
Reconnaissance Troop (Dismounted) | ||
660 | Infantry Battalion | |
Headquarters and Headquarters Company | ||
Infantry Rifle Troop (Company) | ||
Infantry Rifle Troop (Company) | ||
Infantry Rifle Troop (Company) | ||
660 | Infantry Battalion | |
Headquarters and Headquarters Company | ||
Infantry Rifle Troop (Company) | ||
Infantry Rifle Troop (Company) | ||
Infantry Rifle Troop (Company) | ||
871 | Brigade Support Battalion | |
Headquarters and Headquarters Company | ||
Forward Support Company | ||
Forward Support Company | ||
Forward Support Company | ||
Forward Support Company | ||
Field Maintenance Company | ||
Distribution Company | ||
Medical Company | ||
288 | Field Artillery Battalion | |
Headquarters and Headquarters Battery Field Battery Field Battery |
The Deployed Force will consist of those forces that are actually engaged in operations. Therefore aircraft engaged in operations (including the defence of the UK's airspace), forces involved in operations in the South Atlantic, forces operating in Afghanistan and other expeditionary operations plus the nuclear deterrent will all form elements of The Deployed Force.
The High Readiness Force will consist of a range of maritime, air and land based units capable of deploying at short notice to meet the requirements of the Defence Planning Assumptions. Such forces enable the UK to react quickly to a range of scenarios that might threaten the UK's national security interests. These force elements would be capable of operating with allies or where necessary on 'stand-alone' UK operations.
The Lower Readiness Force would consist of elements that have either recently returned from operations or those that are preparing and training for inclusion in The High Readiness Force. Many Lower Readiness Force units would be involved in supporting The Deployed Force.
Unless further changes are announced, this effectively reverses a 2007 decision, which saw 25 ER formed detaching 2 squadrons from 39 ER, funnily enough.
- 10 Field Squadron (Air Support) - RAF Kinloss
- 48 Field Squadron (Air Support) - RAF Kinloss
- 34 Field Squadron (Air Support) - RAF Wittering
- 53 Field Squadron (Air Support) - RAF Wittering
- 60 Headquarters and Support Squadron (Air Support).- RAF Kinloss
- REME Workshop. - RAF Kinloss
39 Engineer Regiment (Air Support)
71 Engineer Regiment (Volunteers)
73 Engineer Regiment (Volunteers)
Works Group Royal Engineers (Airfields)
Waterbeach Barracks will subsequently be closed by December 2013.
- 22 Field Hospital
- 33 Field Hospital
- 34 Field Hospital
- 201 (Northern) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 202 (Midlands) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 203 (Welsh) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 204 (North Irish) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 205 (Scottish) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 207 (Manchester) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 208 (Merseyside) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 212 (Yorkshire) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 243 (Wessex) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 256 (City of London) Field Hospital (Volunteers)
- 306 (Nationally Recruited) Hospital Support Medical Regiment (Volunteers)
- 335 (Nationally Recruited) Medical Evacuation Regiment (Volunteers)
The current situation of 12 RA should be the following:
- T (Sha Sujah's Troop) Battery; HQ Bty
- 12 (Minden) Battery; uses the tripod LML launcher and provides highly deployable light AD troops available for tasking at short notice.
- 9 (Plassey) Battery; uses the Stormer HVM vehicle and works in support of 1st UK Division (24 vehicles in 3 Troops?)
- 58 (Eyre's) Battery; uses the Stormer HVM vehicle and works in support of 3rd UK Division (24 vehicles in 3 Troops?)
My proposed Army Structure and its six-months force generation cycle, exposing the units available for deployment at any one time. |
Carter has returned to first principles and asked: what will the army be for?
His answer, intriguingly, is that it will not be for 'everyday' use. He does not believe that Iraq and Afghanistan – enduring operations – should shape the army of the future, for while those operations have both vindicated much and taught much, they are too specific to theatre, type of conflict and political conditions to be of general relevance. Carter believes the army must be an insurance policy for the most difficult operational challenges, not an organization configured for what at any one time appears to be the most likely. The army must give the government genuine options for contingencies it cannot foresee rather than trying to force the square pegs of old structures into the round holes of new operational demands.Carter believes that such an all-risks insurance policy would first require the army to have a potential 'warfighting' capability of such potency that it is a deterrent in itself [see Observation 1] – similar to the classical concept of 'the fleet in being'. But rather than orderly structures reminiscent of the Cold War, which are neither affordable nor desirable, a looser arrangement of units is needed, trained to a common doctrine and able to combine in a more ad hoc fashion, with the 'synergy' created at divisional level and above.
This is a considerable departure from the previous aspirations for five strong, identically configured brigades, each comprising armoured (tank) and armoured reconnaissance regiments, infantry battalions, artillery and engineers, designed to sustain indefinitely a deployment at 'medium scale' (like Iraq or Afghanistan). Brigades have become just too big – mini-divisions – believes Carter, with brigade commanders unable to focus sufficiently on either the tactical employment of their troops or the external, 'political', aspects of an operation. His concept envisages at least twice as many smaller brigades of up to five major combat units (tank and infantry), with less organic combat support (such as artillery and engineers) than hitherto, or even none at all [see Observation 2]. This increase in 'first-class' brigades would be particularly welcome since the future senior command of the army, and the defence staff, would otherwise be built on a perilously narrow 'one-star' base [see Observation 3].
[…] Carter vision puts the 'teeth' arms – the infantry and the cavalry– firmly centre-stage. One of Napoleon's generals said of the British infantry that they were the most dangerous in the world, "but fortunately there aren't many of them". Carter is determined to keep them at the expense of 'enablers' and support units, accepting that contractorization might have to be an option if a deployment runs on. Enablers and supporters could also be transferred to the TA, where the training regime is more suited to mastering complex but narrower tasks, but with perhaps a higher proportion of regulars in the unit than hitherto. [Observation 4]


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PAOK FC Title Chances 2008-2009Beat Thrasivoulos 2-1, Plays at Panserraikos 11:59 PM, Plays Asteras 11:59 PM, Plays at Skoda Xanthi 11:59 PM, title odds down 0.03 to 0% 54 points 15-9-3 Add your own league! How are these numbers calculated? Big GamesHow we did last week and who we should root for this week. Explain
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2004 Mercury Monterey
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2004 Mercury Monterey Review
A decent minivan option, but it hasn't gotten the attention of its rivals.
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Introduced in the 2004 model year, the Mercury Monterey replaced the Villager as Mercury's leading minivan model. This vehicle is well equipped and it's clear it is intended to meet the needs of a family. There are plenty of standard and safety features to make it a viable used car buy for the right person or family. It's important to note the 4.2-liter V-6 engine doesn't live up to the hype. Still, the Monterey has its place for those looking for a solid, dependable minivan. It's attractive appearance and lots of extras make it worth a second look.
The Range
Engines: 4.2-liter V-6
Transmissions: four-speed automatic
Models: Mercury Monterey Convenience, Mercury Monterey Luxury, Mercury Monterey Premier
What's New
For the 2004 model year, the Monterey was brand new. It was introduced to the replace the Mercury Villager.
The 2004 Mercury Monterey is a classic minivan. It offers the same characteristics of any other van complete with sliding side doors and hatchback styled rear entry to the cargo area. All models are equipped with a roof rack and the front end of the Monterey is distinctive with a tampered nose. The headlights have a unique shape and the grille is designed much like many of Mercury's other products with the logo in the center. This minivan was offered in a long list of color choices including Spruce Green Clearcoat Metallic, Black Clearcoat, and Matador Red Clearcoat Metallic just to name a few.
Each trim level of the Mercury Monterey is equipped a bit differently. In the Convenience package, one will find front bucket seats upholstered with cloth. The back seats are split folding and the third row is a manual bench folding style. The back of the vehicle also has its own ventilation ducts and center armrest. Power accessories are standard offerings as well. Cruise control and air conditioning come with the package, as does controls for these systems on the steering wheel.
In the middle of the road is the Luxury trim level. This one offers leather bucket front seats and a universal remote transmitter for garage doors and the like. A manual rear door easy entry feature is in place as well. Cruise control with controls on the steering wheel is standard features as well.
The highest end trim level, the Premier, offers lots of cabin options as well. With this trim level the front seats are bucket styled, but are upholstered with leather instead of cloth. The driver's seat and front passenger seat is heated with multiple levels to choose from and have manual adjustable lumbar support. The power features are the same as the lower trim levels but this model also has a digital keypad for the door locks. The Premier has adjustable pedals, a leather steering wheel, and a six CD player sound system included.
Performance & Handling
Introduced in the 2004 model year, the Monterey was offered as a replacement for the Villager. The Mercury Monterey was larger and offered a more powerful engine, at least in theory. Even from the beginning the 4.2-liter V-6 under the hood of the Monterey didn't offer as much power as its competitors. The engine is capable of 201 hp and runs with a four-speed automatic transmission. As it turns out, the competition typically had better fuel economy as well. In terms of performance and handling, the Monterey doesn't do badly. It simply doesn't have the power and precision expected from its powertrain.
Safety features are incredibly important especially for a vehicle intended for families, such as a minivan. The 2004 Mercury Monterey is equipped with plenty of features for driver's peace of mind. This vehicle is equipped with four-wheel anti-lock brakes. It also goes the extra mile with airbags in the front, rear, and third row of the van. Naturally, child seat anchors and rear door child safety locks are in place as well. Front seatbelt pre-tensioners are standard equipment in the front along with headrests in the front and rear of the cabin. An engine immobilizer is available too.
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You'll Like
- Nice interior design
- Lots of torque in the V-6 engine
- Plenty of safety and convenience features
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- Doesn't have the greatest fuel economy
- Limited horsepower
- Has fewer features than competitors
Sum Up
A decent minivan option, but it hasn't gotten the attention of its rivals.
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Routes : North America : United States : California : Yosemite National Park : Tuolumne Meadows : Dozier Dome : Dozier Dome : Isostacy
Isostacy - 5.8
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Gear up to #2 Camalot including micro nuts and cams. There are about 5 bolts that get clipped along the way as well.
Starts about 50 feet left of Holdless Horror looking for a 5 foot tall, 8 inch thick right facing corner at about 60 feet up the route. Climb up through the corner clipping bolts and placing gear along the way. Trend left to a ledge then zag right from the ledge clipping two more bolts before finally arriving at a two bolt anchor (230' from ground). Leave the anchors on a 5.4 runout to a crack, follow the crack to some harder moves at some bolts and finish to the top.Descent Options:
Double rope rap from the first set of anchors or walk off dome to climbers right.
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Didn't know about the third pitch. Did the first two and rapped down. Friction. Good nobs. Some run out sections.
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Great fun with an easy walkoff past a gorgeous waterfall.
Liked the varied climbing of the first pitch.
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Difficulty | 5.8 |
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Face climbing
at its best. The moves and pro just barely link together making for an interesting outing that a 5.8 leader would not soon forget. The cruxes are well protected but some of the 5.7 and and under climbing has some space.
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Google's Nexus program has been absolutely vital to the Android ecosystem over the years. In fact, most of the Nexus devices came along right when they were needed, acting as a guide for the Android OEMs. A couple months ago, the Android ecosystem was completely shocked when Hugo Berra took the stage at Google I/O. While many were expecting a new Nexus 7 to follow in last year's pattern, Hugo dropped something different entirely. He showcased a Samsung Galaxy S4 with stock Android.
The excitement and speculation this generated only increased when Sundar Pichai announced a similar take on the HTC One at The Wall Street Journal's D11 conference. People were of course very pleased to have two popular flagships running stock Android, but they were also concerned about the future of the Nexus program. There were rumors going around that some companies were losing interest in Nexus phones which only fuelled the speculation that the program might be finished. This, obviously, is not the case as the Android ecosystem needs a Nexus device now more than ever.
Android users have always struggled to find a a complete and attractive Craigslist application. This is because for some strange reason, the people behind the service have never bothered to create an official application. As a result, third-party developers have taken it upon themselves to provide solutions for mobile users.
No other Craigslist application has caused more excitement among Android users than Mokriya Craigslist. With its complete experience and gorgeous user interface, the application is shaping up to easily overtake any other third-party client currently available.
Reddit is slowly working its way to becoming one of the most popular social networks on the internet. It has achieved this by the unique, democratic system it uses to display content, where the most popular content is front and center. While the website has always been a pleasure to use on a computer, there was unfortunately a long period of time where viewing Reddit on mobile deivces was not even worth it due to the lack of a complete experience.
Things are different now as Android users have several different Reddit applications to choose from. However, two applications seem to stand out the most, Reddit News and Reddit Sync. The reason these applications have become so popular is that they were developed and are actively maintained by Redittors, which is a great advantage when it comes to user interface.
Google's Nexus program has been going full speed ahead as of late. The company has been able to continue the high level of excellence that we have come to expect from it while making necessary adjustments to offer reasonably-priced hardware. Thanks to the implementation of their latest Nexus line, we finally have a concrete idea of Google's overall goal with their own device line-up.
However, with the most recent releases, the role of the "Nexus" in the Android ecosystem has shifted slightly. Android is currently standing on its own two feet without the need for Google to rescue it with a new device every year. Thus, instead of aiming to alter the current market by steering other manufacturers in the right direction, the Nexus line is finally at a point where it is tailored to supplement an already healthy industry.
With the turn of the New Year, health and fitness are topics that seem to be on everyone's mind. Whether you set out on a New Year's resolution or you're simply looking to get healthier this year, there are plenty of apps out there to help you out.
Traditionally, technology didn't always go hand-in-hand with health and fitness. However, due to the fact that most of us always have smartphones with us, it makes sense to try and get the most out of our devices. If you are the type that typically has their phone on them, there are some great tools that you can use to help get yourself into shape and into good health.
It's National Novel Writing Month once again, time to challenge yourself to write 50000 words in 30 days, no easy feat! But with your Android device by your side, you can keep working on your novel or non-fiction book anywhere and anytime. Throughout this week, we'll share our best apps, thoughts, and tips to help you achieve that writing goal.
As any writer knows, focus is absolutely key, and unnecessary distractions can really hurt the workflow. Most word processors are filled with bulky features that aren't needed except for special projects that require formatting or tables. This means that they can easily distract from the primary purpose of the app.
Writer recognizes these aspects and strives to provide the most efficient writing experience possible on Android. It is an extremely simple word processing app that is designed to keep you submersed in your writing.
SongPop is a fun game that challenges your music knowledge by asking you to guess the name or artist of the song that's currently playing. This game offers great features and makes it easy to play with your friends. It is fast-paced, challenging, and it doesn't get repetitive – no two rounds are the same. So let's see, how fast can you identify that song?
Amazon has recently upgraded its status in the Android ecosystem, transforming from a lowly OEM to a powerful force and one of the most popular manufacturers. They capitalised on a smart business decision that pushed other Android OEMs towards that model. But how did Amazon achieve such greatness while others fell short?


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Sponsors are being sought for the Marana High School Marching Band.
The band, with 80 students who perform at a number of community events and practice hard all year, needs funds to cover the costs of travel and participation, according to Blake H. Kelly, president of the Marana Tiger Band Boosters.
The MHS band travels to competitions across Arizona each year. Last year, it earned an "excellent" rating at state competition.
James Atteberry, a recipient of the Yale Distinguished Music Educator Award, is described by Kelly as the "more than enthusiastic" band director.
"We would like to make sure that no student is left behind, and that every student who wants to participate in marching band is afforded this wish," Kelly said.
Contributions may be sent to Marana Tiger Band Boosters, treasurer Chuck Nienhouse, 1200 Emigh Road, Tucson, 85743.


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Tuesday, December 4, 2012
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I am supposed to have a Mystery Quilt Super Bowl party here tomorrow afternoon and I really need to get some cleaning done and get organized for the party but all I want to do is sew! I think I will clean something, reward myself with sewing time, clean, sew, etc until everything is ready and I have had the opportunity to give my machine a good workout.
Now I need to name her....
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I have a Juki and love it for quilting, but it makes sense to consider how far you'd have to take it for repairs if it needed them. Here in Sacramento, we have sew and vac places all over the place, and since the Juki isn't computerized, I can take it just about anywhere--although I haven't had to do that yet. I've heard nothing but good things about the Janome though--have fun with your new "baby"! LOL!
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Good choice choosing the Janome they stand behind their products. I have a Husqvarna Sapphire 850 which I bought for quilting. It is the worst machine ever and have since found out that VSM do not stand behind their products. Its a pity they still use the Husqvarna name.
ReplyDelete I have a 1600p and I love it. I had upgraded a few years ago after taking a class with kathy sandbach, and she uses that machine and recommends it for machine quilting. my former machine, affectionately titled, "the machine gun", was getting quite testy and tempermental in her old age. solid as a rock, but sometimes, she just didn't want to sew when I did. congrats on the purchase though... once you use the extension table, too, you won't ever *not* use it. :) take it from someone who knows... [only downside, is it's annoying to lug around... it's heavy]


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The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is the first high-speed track of the 2014 campaign.
This weekend's Canadian Grand Prix is Formula 1's first foray of the year to North America. It's a popular event with fans and drivers alike because the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve usually throws up an exciting and unpredictable race, and the vibrant city of Montreal provides a colourful backdrop to the on-track activity.
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve facts & stats
The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is the first high-speed track of the 2014 campaign. The cars exceed 300km/h (186mph) on four occasions around the lap, but the corners are all relatively slow, and that places an emphasis on three key areas of performance: top speed, braking and traction.
From a driving point of view, the 4.361km (2.710-mile) circuit is hard to tame because the walls are close and the apex kerbs high; the smallest error can result in a crash. The final corner in particular has claimed its share of superstars, and is known colloquially as "The Wall of Champions".
The circuit has been updated several times, the most recent changes taking place in 2002 when the approach to the Hairpin (Turn 10) was shortened and the pitlane exit was lengthened. As a result of those changes, the number of race laps was increased from 69 to 70.
Harsh winters and hot summers take their toll on the circuit's asphalt. Despite being re-surfaced only a few years ago, bumps and cracks are already appearing and cars have to be set-up accordingly. However, the track surface remains surprisingly smooth, which is why Pirelli are taking their Soft (Prime) and Supersoft (Option) tyre compounds to the race – the same as at Monaco a fortnight ago.
McLaren has an impressive record in Canada, having won the race 13 times. Among those victories is Jenson Button's magnificent victory in 2011, when he drove from last to first and took the lead on the final lap of the race. Kevin Magnussen has never previously raced at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
Jenson Button (Age: 34 - GPs: 253 - Wins: 15 - Poles: 8 - FLs: 8): "I really enjoy the Canadian Grand Prix – it's one of those races where everything just feels right. The city is fantastic, the fans are friendly, loyal to the sport and incredibly supportive, the track is intense, and the racing is usually pretty hectic. It's a place that simply produces great Formula 1.
"It was a positive for the whole team to put some points back on the board at Monaco after a difficult few races; we're obviously still far away from where we want to be, but it's important that we maintain our aim of continuous development throughout the whole season. Although we're still a long way from the leaders, we've matched the general rate of development since the start of the season, which is a positive.
"In Canada, the weather can always play a key role – the forecast currently looks good, but you never know when you pull back the curtains in the morning whether you're going to be faced with blue skies, or grey clouds and pelting rain. We'll probably get a bit of both next week."
Kevin Magnussen (Age: 21 - GPs: 6 - Wins: 0 - Poles: 0 - FLs: 0): "The Canadian Grand Prix is one of those races I'm really looking forward to: I've always watched it on TV, and it's always looked like one of the very best, most enjoyable, and most dramatic events of the season.
"It would be nice to have a straightforward weekend after a couple of disappointing technical problems. Things didn't quite go my way in Spain or Monaco – through no fault of my own – so I just want to get my head down, work with my engineers and work on delivering a good result, with no mishaps.
"I think it'll actually be interesting to see what we can achieve without encountering a problem that sets us back."
Eric Boullier - Racing director, McLaren Mercedes: "In recent years, the Canadian Grand Prix has really developed into one of Formula 1's showpiece events. The Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is one of the purest racetracks on the calendar, and one that invariably produces an unusual and unexpected result.
"At McLaren, of course, we fondly remember the 2011 race, when Jenson enjoyed one of his greatest, most memorable victories there. Despite our current lack of pace, Jenson continues to be an absolutely fantastic ambassador for the team. Not only is he a fantastic driver, but he's also somebody with the feel and experience to steer the team and give it direction for development. His input has been invaluable, and he remains a tireless contributor.
"Kevin, equally, has been a fantastic asset so far this season. He'll be keen for a problem-free weekend after a couple of niggling technical issues in the past two races. That's a shame, because they've robbed him of a couple of potentially strong points finishes, but he'll surely have a weekend less beset with undeserved mishap soon. And when that happens, I think people will be impessed by his pace, in both qualifying and the race, because it's clear that he's the complete package and that good results will inevitably therefore come in time.
"Overall, it's still difficult to gauge exactly where we are: both Monaco and Canada are very particular types of circuit, and don't really offer a true reflection of our current state of development. It would be nice to get some more points on the board, but I don't think we'll get a clear idea of how much we've progressed until we go back to Europe."
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The Pinotage Party is here and we are changing the song from "Don't Let Me be Misunderstood" to the 80's hit by Diana Ross, "I'm Coming Out," because that's exactly what we're doing, bringing a good bottle of Pinotage out via our respective wine blogs for all to see. For those who already enjoy a good bottle of Pinotage from time to time, great! Hopefully this will open up your eyes to some new selections or remind you about a selection you have enjoyed in the past. For those of you who have reservations about Pinotage, I hope you use these reviews to give Pinotage a chance in your glass. Check out the reviews from my awesome wine blogging buddies who participated in the "Pinotage Party" below. If you did not participate and have a Pinotage to recommend, please chime in and let us know what it is. Thank you to all who participated.
- My California wine buddy Keith from BrainWines, who also got this Pinotage Party started with me, blogged his reviews from his vacation spot in Brazil. Keith reviewed three Pinotage selections for the Pinotage Party and one was from Brazil! How about that for a twist, eh? Keith reviewed the Kaapzicht Estate Wine "Stellenbosch" 2002 from South Africa, the Marcus James Pinotage 2007 from Brazil, and the Hill and Dale [Stellenzicht] Pinotage 2007 from South Africa.
- Peter May, founder of The Pinotage Club, who has an excellent wine blog that is dedicated to the South African grape variety that we are celebrating, reviewed the Beyerskloof Pinotage 2008 and the Kanonkop Estate Pinotage 2006. Both of these wines are from Stellenbosch, South Africa. If you want to expand your Pinotage horizons, friends, subscribe to Peter's wine blog here.
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- As my whimsy leads me.. said...
Do you have any of the chili left?
Don't you ever watch Dancing with the Stars?
Nobody's up in the Eastern Time Zone, apparently. It's 1AM here. Too late to start something. Someone else must take the reins...zzzz - 5/13/10, 12:01 AM
- traditionalguy said...
I am up late and excited that the family has come back home from Cincinnati, and all is good news from Dr Franz. There was a big convention in town, so they ended up having to stay a night in a suite at the Cincinnatian Hotel, and were very pleased. My son also went over with me the only defense to a choke hold, which is a sudden dip forward followed by a viscious head butt backwards to smash the holder's nose a moment before you pass out and die. So I feel a little more confident now about shopping at the local Hang em High CVS Drugstore. Good night.
- Ann Althouse said...
There's chili left. Meade made 2 gallons of it! Ate chili for lunch and the cheeseburgers and fries for dinner.
And no, I don't watch dancing with the stars. I'm terribly bored watching people dance. It takes way too long. What difference does it make if people can dance or not? - 5/13/10, 12:14 AM
- Lem said...
Watched Wisconsin Death Trip (2001).
Its available for streaming via Netflix. - 5/13/10, 12:46 AM
- reader_iam said...
What difference does it make if people can dance or not?
What difference, indeed? Also, what difference does it make if people can sing or not--or do any number of other things or not? What difference does it make, at all, at all, to do anything at difference? Or not to?
Sheesh. - 5/13/10, 12:47 AM
- Lem said...
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- As my whimsy leads me.. said...
I'll wake up long enough to answer that. I'm not a dancer, but I love to watch all kinds of dance. Dancing and other movement exercises, such as tai chi, reduce the risk of falls in older people. The brain gets more training in managing the body's location relative to the ground. It also is good exercise and a lot of fun (just look at all the babies who do little dances to music). I grew up in a denomination that looked down on dancing, although less so by the time I was young. In college, the Baptist Student Union would hold square dances, but the campus minister would list them in his report as "foot fellowships," or at least that is what he said.
I wish I could just learn to waltz, tango, and jitterbug. That's on my list. I might be too old for the jitterbug, though. I skip the first several weeks of DWTS, but the last 4 or so are usually a lot of fun. To each his/her own. I can't get into American Idol. Maybe because I sing, and know a lot of singers who are better than anyone on that show (although I'm not one of them).
Toy - 5/13/10, 12:55 AM
- Chip Ahoy said...
I made sausage andit turned out great. It totally beats anything else I ever tried and I mean it.
- reader_iam said...
Lem: I was going to respond to your comment (which I still have, of course, in my email), but now I see you deleted it from the public comment section here at Athouse. NP. I'm a deleter, myself, when it suits. So I won't respond as I was going to, in whole, but still I will in smallest part:
Lem: ... Thanks for that and XXOO. ... Also, I owe you an apology so overdue that ... - 5/13/10, 1:55 AM
- Windbag said...
This East Coast nobody is awake.
- reader_iam said...
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- reader_iam said...
*SO* irritated I still can't link to Ian Hunter's version of "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square," even though I know I shouldn't be and why it's not available.
- AllenS said...
Water flow? Now I have to pee.
- Largo said...
They make me think of water lilies. Very Monet of you! :)
[Or: you leave a good impression -- hardy har!] - 5/13/10, 5:55 AM
- edutcher said...
Very nice picture, Madame.
PS Are you going to get the full, pay-through-the nose version of Photoshop or the academic one - if the college bookstore still sells them? Nowadays, you have to have it in writing that you're taking a class if you want a C compiler or the latest .Net studio. Don't know if that's true for graphics stuff.
I know there are restrictions on the academic version, but, contrary to what some say, I don't believe you are made of money.
PPS 2 gallons? Who are you feeding, a Ranger battalion or the State of Chihuahua? - 5/13/10, 5:56 AM
- rdkraus said...
Is Monet living at Mead-House?
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@reader 1:55 -
I deleted that because I realise I might be giving away (spoiling) some of the story.
But thanks. - 5/13/10, 7:38 AM
- Hagar said...
Considering Obama's stated preferences for desirable characteristics in a prospective SCOTUS nominee, shouldn't he have nominated Sarah Palin?
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?PPS 2 gallons? Who are you feeding, a Ranger battalion or the State of Chihuahua?"
When my guy makes chili, he makes large batches, as well. He'll keep enough out for a second meal, but then freezes the rest. It's a nice treat, later. - 5/13/10, 8:19 AM
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"Why can't people like that... just stay home?"
I don't like to link posts already on Drudge, but I found this story such a ridiculous example of perceived victimhood run amuck.
Watch the video.
Judge Accuses Wheelchair Bound Lawyer Of Sex Crime
A man bound to a wheelchair, who can't even feed himself, is charged with sexual harassment against a judge.
Cheecho Mertsaris is accused of sexual abuse, although he can't control his arms, his legs, or his hands. He has cerebral palsy because his brain was damaged during his delivery at birth...
Last October, a TLC judge accused Mertaris of grabbing her upper thigh and buttocks while they were in the office alone. His aide had gone to file papers.
His arms and hands tend to flail around and that's where the trouble started. When people get too close to him, Mertsaris tends to get nervous and he has more trouble controlling his arms.
He says his arm moved and hit her. He says he did not intend to touch her.
The judge filed a police report and Mertsaris was charged with sexual abuse. He was brought in and fingerprinted.
The Queens District Attorney has moved forward to prosecute. - 5/13/10, 8:33 AM
- t-man said...
After two years of hemming and hawing, I just bought a Nikon D90 and a few lenses (no fisheye, yet). I've been itching for a new hobby. It may be too much camera for me, but one of my existing hobbies is wasting money, so it's all good.
- As my whimsy leads me.. said...
"Shall we Dance?"--the original Japanese movie, is one of my favorites. The American version was almost word for word, but they left some things out that increased the poignancy of the original.
EDH-- It's hard to imagine how the prosecution could expect to get to a point "beyond reasonable doubt" with that case.
Toy - 5/13/10, 9:09 AM
- pm317 said...
In the Washington DC area, a restaurant called Open City (in Woodley Park) has the best vegetarian chili.
- AllenS said...
Remember the Times Square Almost Bombing? Well, the Feds have: "A number of individuals encountered during the searches were taken into federal custody for alleged immigration violations."
What? This isn't AZ, but the North Eastern part of America. Immigrants? Illegals? - 5/13/10, 9:20 AM


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Description: Artist: THEO MATEJKO (1893-1946) Size: 37 1/2 x 24 1/2 in./95.2 x 62.4 cm WEAG, Vienna The writer Marie Eugenie Delle Grazie achieved early fame at age 19, with the publication of her first novel. She would remain unmarried her entire life, focusing instead on socially-critical works that emphasized human freedom and dignity. This nearly-forgotten late novel, Homo: The Novel of an Era, focuses on an orphaned boy from the Polish/Czech city of Homonna, which had been ravaged during World War I. The design of this poster also served as the cover art for the book. (aviation, literary, wwi)
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Tim Tebow coming to Columbia to play for Fireflies
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'Tebow Time' is coming to Columbia. Former Heisman Trophy winner and two-time BCS National ChampionTim Tebow will start his professional baseball career with the Columbia Fireflies, Mets Manager Terry Collins announced. Tebow will continue with the Mets in spring training at the team's complex in Port St. Lucie, Florida, before breaking camp the first week of April and heading to the Palmetto State's capital.
"No one works harder than Tim did this Spring," said New York Mets manager Terry Collins in an interview today with Marc Carig from Newsday. "He was a pleasure to have around. What he wants is to improve. I'm sure he'll be a great influence on the kids in Columbia and the fans will enjoy watching him play."
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Tebow signed with the Mets on September 8 and participated in three Florida Instructional League games, hitting a home run in his first at-bat. The 29-year-old finished 4-for-14 (.286) at the plate in those three games with two walks. Later in the fall, he played in 19 contests in the Arizona Fall League. The AFL annually features some of the best prospects in Minor League Baseball, primarily consisting of Double-A and Triple-A level players. Tebow finished with a .194 batting average (12-for-62) with two RBIs and eight walks. It was the first time the former NFL quarterback played organized baseball since his junior year of high school (Allen D. Nease High – Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida) in 2005.
Barring anything unforeseen, Tebow will wear his number 15 jersey when he steps on the field for the Fireflies.
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After graduating from the University of Florida as the SEC's all-time leader in total touchdowns (145 – a record he still holds today), Tebow was selected by the Denver Broncos with the 25th pick in the first round of the 2010 NFL Draft. He started 11 games for the Broncos in 2011 and led Denver to an AFC West Division title and a playoff victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers in the wild card round – a game that ended with Tebow throwing an 80-yard touchdown strike to Demaryius Thomas in overtime. Tebow also played for the Jets, Patriots and Eagles during his six-year NFL career.
While in college, the two-time first team All-American and SEC Player of the Year twice played in Columbia at Williams-Brice Stadium. Tebow led the Gators to victories over the Gamecocks during the 2007 and 2009 seasons – the latter occasion with his team ranked number one in the nation.
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Actually, wasn't it the Indians who gave the "Byrd" to the Red Sox? Well, so far so good. Paul Byrd has pitched reasonably well in his two outings with the Sox, coming away with his first victory last night in Toronto. Byrd was not overpowering, but he was steady and kept the Sox in the game going 6 complete innings and allowing 4 runs. The runs came on two separate two run homers, and other than those two damaging swings, Byrd pretty much kept the Jays in control.
So, Byrd only lasted 6 innings. Weren't you scared about turning this one over to the bullpen with the score just a little too close, the Sox leading 6-4? Three long, arduous innings. Not only did we have to worry about the 8th inning, but we had to get through the 7th to even get there.
First up was, thankfully, Justin Masterson, rather than David Aardsma or Manny Delcarmen or Mike Timlin. I love those guys, but lately they have been just too scary. Masterson pitched a scoreless inning, but did surrender back to back walks with two outs. He seemed to be going for the strike out by painting the outside corner to bother batters but just could not find it.
Then, for what feels like the first time since last season, the Sox wrapped up the game in classic form. Hideki Okajima pitched a 1-2-3 8th inning and, even though it was not a save situation, Jonathan Papelbon wrapped up the 9th to preserve the much needed victory.
The win simply allowed the Red Sox to keep pace with the Tampa Bay Rays, who actually helped the Red Sox out in the Wild Card chase by beating the Chicago White Sox. The White Sox and Twins have been playing quite a game of leap frog lately, and today the Twins hold possession of first place, while the White Sox sit a mere 1/2 game behind the Red Sox for the Wild Card. The Yankees also won, but have a ways to go before they are a team to worry about.
Speaking of worry, it appears that JD Drew has a herniated disc in his back. That can be a very delicate situation. He's working through it, but it sure is a rough time of year for all these injury issues.
Mike Lowell - oblique strain
Julio Lugo - quad pull
JD Drew - herniated disc
Tim Wakefield - shoulder stiffness
Josh Beckett - finger numbness
Supposedly, Wake and Beckett may both be back for the upcoming Yankee series, which would be a huge relief. Lugo may not be back at all, which might also be a huge relief. But, these are the issues a team has to fight through, and the Sox have been doing it all season, getting terrific support from their minor league system along the way.
This afternoon, Jon Lester takes the hill against Jesse Litsch. According to what you will read in the pitching match-ups, Litsch showed off his "newly added four seam fastball" in his last outing. What? That can't be right, can it? Doesn't every pitcher throw a four seam fastball? I guess, if you throw it too flat, and with not enough pop (sub-90's), you would have one that you would rarely use. But, that seems like a weird pitch to have "newly added". Most pitchers add a splitter, a forkball or something like that. What Jon Lester is going to add, is another win on his way to a superb 2008 season!
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The Rebel Commando was a neat figure, but not really an update of the 1983 original. He has a swell coat, though! Is it worth picking up? Sure. Read on!
By popular demand, we will start looking at the 2003-2005-style animated Clone Wars figures starting with Anakin Skywalker! How does this cartoony character hold up? Surprisingly well. Read on!
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The NY Sun -- via the Brooklyn Heights Blog -- reports that arrests for drunken driving in Brooklyn Heights and a few other affluent neighborhoods have nearly doubled this year.
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Scandrett, Eurig and Mukherjee, S and Team, Bhopal Research (2011) "We are flames not flowers": a gendered reading of the social movement for justice in Bhopal. Interface: a journal for and about social movements, 3 (2). pp. 100-122. ISSN 2009-2431
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This essay is in continuation of the article that Eurig Scandrett and I wrote for the previous issue of Interface (Scandrett and Mukherjee 2011). It looks at gender as one of the abstractions that arises from the material condition of the industrial disaster in Bhopal that happened on 3 December 1984, which is often compared to Hiroshima, in the nature of its destruction. Bhopal has also witnessed a grassroots movement, remarkable in its tenacity and its welldefined battle-line against the monolithic power of the State and the Corporation. The survivors' organisations present two interrelated profiles for the movement. One is local and includes a large section of women, who are illiterate and bound by patriarchy. The other is the international face of the movement. This essay looks at the role played by women in the movement. At the same time, oral history methodology highlights the vision of a gender sensitive world, which is alien to the material conditions these women live in. While academically we can bring in feminist readings, they do not serve the purpose of relating to women's consciousness and how they visualize their own emancipation. This essay looks at gender as a problematic category that needs redefinition.
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When it comes to talking about new discoveries, convention organizers have designed a new way to discuss something new.
Access to public lands for natural resources development continues to be a hot-button topic for much of the United States -- but in the Rocky Mountains, it is becoming a "battleground."
Noted oilmen to discuss their track records for discovering oil and gas fields in the Rocky Mountain region as Michel T. Halbouty Lecture series guests.
Internactive E-posters, not the "usual" poster but still offers a high-tech venue for high-tech discussions.
Head of Global Security discusses security measures during DPA Luncheon.
Nanga Parbat: Naked Mountain, a documentary directed by a geologist and his wife is featured at the convention theater.
EarthScope, a new earthscience initiative exploring the three-dimensional structure of the North American continent.
Exploration success stories will be featured in this year's history forum.
Awards ceremony, part of the opening session, to capture excitement and triumps of the industry.
Peter Vail, who over his distinguished and prolific career has fired many a shot heard 'round the geoscience world – is this year's Sidney Powers medalist.
Quiz time: What do you know about the impact of increased domestic exploration on imports?
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