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Unknown to her tiny town of Deep Haven, Isadora Presley spends her nights as Miss Foolish Heart, the star host of a syndicated talk radio show. Millions tune in to hear her advice on dating and falling in love, unaware that shes never really done either. Issys ratings soar when it seems shes falling in love on-air with a caller. A caller she doesnt realize lives right next door.
Caleb Knight served a tour of duty in Iraq and paid a steep price. The last thing he wants is pity, so he hides his disability and moves to Deep Haven to land his dream job as the high school football coach. When his beautiful neighbor catches his eye, in a moment of desperation he seeks advice from My Foolish Heart, the show that airs before his favorite sports broadcast.
Before he knows it, Caleb finds himself drawn to the hostand more confused than ever. Is his perfect love the woman on the radio . . . Or the one next door?
We follow the stories of three Deep Haven localsIsadora, Lucy, and Seband a new face in town, Caleb. Isadora, the anonymous host of the radio show My Foolish Heart and daughter of the famous Coach Presley, is still struggling with the haunting memory of the accident two years ago that took her mothers life and stripped her father of his health, strength, and coaching career, a memory that keeps Issy confined mostly to her house. Lucy, Issy"s closest friend and only connection to the outside world, is trying to find the Lucy who used to be, the Lucy she sees in the eyes of her townspeople, the Lucy before Seb. The "Sebanator" is returning to Deep Haven in hopes of escaping his failures and finding the old glory he had by applying to be the new football coach, hoping his past success as the star quarterback will be enough to carry him. But Caleb, new in town and Issys new next door neighbor, is also applying for the coaching position in hopes of achieving his dream of a small-town life.
After a few quarrels with Issy regarding a dog that doesn't even belong to him, Caleb hears the last few minutes of the My Foolish Heart broadcast and decides to call, searching for advice about how he can get on better terms with his neighbor. He recognizes in her a fear and a pain that he, himself, has experienced. Meanwhile, Isadora is slowly falling for her new neighbor, but as Miss Foolish Heart, she is also strangely attracted to BoyNextDoor, a recent caller who sought her advice about a girl with a disability. Even with her rules, Issy is confused about what to do, about what is safest.
Susan May Warren does an excellent job of bringing her characters to life with real relationships developing, concerns building, and fears being overcome. There is humor, conflict, and deep personal reflection. Warren's dialogue captures the individual voices and personalities of her characters, and the pace provides a calm, though often dramatic, small-town atmosphere. I strongly recommend this book, especially to anyone who has ever needed the assurance of God's perfect love, which casts out fear (1 John 4:18). Nicole E. Dynes, www.ChristianBookPreviews.com
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HomeSchool Mom of 4The Hot Dry DesertAge: 25-34Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Charming, Inspiring Contemporary FictionAugust 29, 2015HomeSchool Mom of 4The Hot Dry DesertAge: 25-34Gender: femaleQuality: 0Value: 0Meets Expectations: 0Susan May Warren is my favorite contemporary fiction writer which I discovered with this book. Usually, I am bored with anything that isn't historical fiction, but her characters are very well-rounded and real. The hero in this book is a man who suffers from PTSD which really interested me as a military wife and veteran. The story was a bit predictable but not too much so, and I liked seeing how the author showed both Isadora and Caleb overcoming their issues and finding healing. I don't generally like a story that features "wounded" people but Susan May Warren writes amazingly and the story was both charming and inspiring, and I also love the Deep Haven setting of her most recent novels. Highly recommend!
Helen MAge: 55-65Gender: Female5 Stars Out Of 5Another great book in the seriesMay 13, 2015Helen MAge: 55-65Gender: FemaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5My Foolish Heart is book 4 in the Deep Haven series by Susan May Warren.
Issy was raise in Deep Haven, the daughter of the football coach. She was with her parents when they were hit by a semi. Her father was severely injured and is living in a nursing facility. Her mother was killed in the crash that changed Issy's life. Issy suffers panic attacks and is afraid to leave her home. She developed a career for herself by having an online talk show giving romance advice.
Caleb, a disabled veteran, is new in town. He is renting a house next to Issy. He has been hired to teach at the high school and is one of 2 candidates for the coaching position. Caleb calls into the talk show and gets advice. Neither of them knows they are talking to each other.
As in the other stories, there is a dog that is one of the main characters. And characters from past books are brought in as well. This is a really good series. The books are really easy reading, just enough mystery to make me want to keep reading them.
ser5 Stars Out Of 5Loved book 4December 8, 2014serQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I really enjoyed book 4 in the Deep Haven Series, it is always good to catchup with the people in Deep Haven, and to meet wonderful new people. and one wonderful new Dog.
The Quiet EccentricCanadaAge: Under 18Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5I think I've got a foolish heart...July 18, 2014The Quiet EccentricCanadaAge: Under 18Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I'd always wanted to read this. Ever since I saw the cover and read the synopsis, I knew it seemed like the perfect story for one of my romantic moods. You know, the kind that makes you crave chocolate and a late night.
Anyways... I was right. For a whole lazy Sunday afternoon, I did nothing but drink cold lemonade and lay under my desk with a pile of pillows, while I let Susan May Warren take me to Deep Haven. I don't think I moved until the book was done.
It wasn't anything extraordinary. This was a story of four broken people trying to get their life back on track. However, it was sprinkled with just enough humor, depth, and romance to make it a journey worth taking.
I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone who's looking to discover the next piece of classic Christian fiction. But if you ever find yourself needing a piece of fun, contemporary romance, then don't miss this novel. I may look back and wonder why I was crazy enough to give this five stars, but something about this book just got to me. I don't know, maybe I've got a foolish heart too...
Jill WilliamsonOregonAge: 25-34Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5I blew through this book in a day. So much fun!June 12, 2013Jill WilliamsonOregonAge: 25-34Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Isadora Presley is afraid to leave her house. After the tragic death of her mother, it's just too scary to venture out into the world. That's why her being the host of a syndicated talk radio show is so perfect. She can stay indoors, but still touch other people's lives.
When a scarred young man moves in next door with the intent of becoming the new high school football coach, Isadora doesn't know whether to love him or hate him. She does continually embarrass herself, though. Continually. And just when her neighbor gets up the courage to ask her on a date, Isadora starts having feelings for a mysterious caller on her show. Which is silly. He could live anywhere. She'll likely never meet him.
Or maybe she already has.
I've always wanted to read a Susan May Warren book, so this one made it to the top of my To Read pile. It did not disappoint. Sure, it was a little predictable, as all romance novels are. But with a romance novel, you don't read it for the surprise ending, you read it for the suspense and crazy antics that are going to happen to the stars. I blew through this book, making excuses to finish it when I should have been working. Naughty, I know. But it was that much fun. I can't wait to read more of Susan's books. A totally clean read that older teens---and the rest of us grown women---will love.
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Description ADULT MALE Brown overall and heavily streaked above, its whitish underparts also heavily streaked; some birds have yellow-washed underparts. Wings have two wing bars, upper one narrow and white, lower one broad and tinged yellow; edges of flight feathers are variably yellow (obvious in flight and when perched). ADULT FEMALE Similar to plain-colored male; yellow elements of wing feathering are much less intense than the brighter males. JUVENILE Similar to adult female, but plumage is washed buff-yellow overall.
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You don't need to restore the phone. I had the same problem cause I use Andriod lock XT instead of a passcode (The only thing I really like about Andriod is that pattern unlock).
All you have to do is either SSH or hook it up to the computer with iPhonebrowser or one of those programs which gives access to the file system and delete the program, reboot and your fine.
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How Do I Use Photo Masks?
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I downloaded the PhotoMasks Basics, but there are no instructions with it? I thought they used to come with instructions? Anyhow, can someone tell me how to use them (I've forgotten pretty much everything) or point me to a tutorial please? I'm using PSE 10
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Also, you may want to try the suggestion that the designer included on the product page: ScrapSimple Embellishment Templates: Photo Masks Basics
"Includes Six Photo Mask Templates that are designed to either be used alone or stacked on top of one another to create a different look. Try using the bottom mask with a solid color (or clip a paper to it) and clip a photo to the top layer (as shown in sample)" HTH
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Thank you so much Teecee! Mind if I ask you another question? How do you make a charm look like it's hanging off a chain?
I love doing this! There's a real easy technique - You just have to make your layers work for you. First bring your chain and your charm into your layout. With the charm layer above your chain layer, position the charm where you want it to be on the chain. Now duplicate your charm layer - you can duplicate it by right-clicking on your layer in the layers palette on the right of your workspace, and choosing "duplicate layer" from the fly out menu. Move the new charm layer below the chain layer. Now you have two charms, one right on top of the other, and the chain sandwiched in between. Here's the fun part. Activate the top charm layer and erase just a little bit over the chain. Now it should look like your charm is on the chain!
This is just the method I used to hang my charms in the layouts I did for my Teal Zeal Collection.
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Oh, and ssaarela, be careful, photo masks are addictive! They are so much fun!
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Thanks! So glad to be able to help.
Thanks so much Elisha! I have your Teal Zeal collection and love it! Your technique worked perfectly
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Restaurant Relief for Katrina—Hurricane Katrina has a devastating strangle-hold on the lives of countless people along the Gulf Coast, but the disaster hit especially close to home for Louisiana's hospitality workers. A huge percentage of the state's economy is based in New Orleans' bustling tourist and hospitality industries. Even without the massive appeal of Mardi Gras, New Orleans is a hub for national and international conventions, entertainment and dining. In fact, the city was chosen as one America's top five restaurant destinations by Bon Appétit just last month.
It's all gone now—and with it, hundreds of thousands of peoples' livelihoods. But you can help. Here are a few examples of how.
Yanni's Mediterranean Grill & Opa! Bar (3109 Central NE, 268-9250) donated an entire day's worth of food sales to the American Red Cross on Wednesday, Sept. 7. Organizers were still totaling receipts and cash donations at press time, but similar fundraising efforts at the restaurant have brought in between $5,900 and $10,000.
In much the same spirit, the National Restaurant Association will host Dine for America on Wednesday, Oct. 5. Thousands of restaurants across the country are expected to participate in this American Red Cross Disaster Relief fundraiser. Learn more about the event at restaurant.org or dineforamerica.org.
There's a Jazz Brunch Fundraiser this Sunday, Sept. 18, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Courtyard by Marriott. The brunch, which includes live entertainment by Linda Cotton, will benefit evacuees in Albuquerque and animal shelters in the gulf. Cost is slated to be $30 per guest. Call Cecilia Cobb at 823-1919 for details and reservations.
The Brennan family of New Orleans' famous Commander's Palace restaurants set up the New Orleans Hospitality Workers Disaster Relief Fund. To make a donation, visit ghcf.org, or send a check to the New Orleans Hospitality Workers' Disaster Relief Fund, c/o Greater Houston Community Foundation, 4550 Post Oak Place, Suite 100, Houston, TX 77027.
Own or manage your own restaurant? You can offer a job and lodging to a displaced restaurant employee through several legit websites, including restaurant.org, womenchefs.org or cirajobs.org. Likewise, displaced hospitality workers are encouraged to post their résumés on these same sites. Help is just a few clicks away. ...
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Hello, I am needing some advice until I get my dog seen in the morning. I took her to the vet today but she is not getting any better. She is a 5 year old lab and a couple of days ago she started acting lethargic and just not herself. Yesterday she just wanted to lay down and not move alot. She is not eating either. I took her to the vet today and checked her out and saw she had some swelling and tremors/spasms on the top of her head. The vet thought that may have been from an injury we didn't know about or something. She got antibiotics for her to reduce swelling and pain pills. My dog has gotten no better and I will be taking her at 7:30...that is the earliest I can get her there. Any advice on what questions to ask the vet or what these symptoms can be caused from.
Thanks so much...very concerned as she is usually an energetic fun loving dog who eats anything.


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Daybreak Utah is a master-planned community designed using a traditional neighborhood development model (TND) which means that all homes within the community are within a five-minute walk or bike ride of a major amenity such as a park, the lake, or a shopping area, reducing resident's dependence on automobile travel and providing the opportunity for a healthier lifestyle.
The development currently contains three schools, community center, swimming pools tennis courts and community gardens. Along with the 22 miles (35 km) of trails and over a dozen community parks, a man-made lake, Oquirrh Lake, was developed for non-motorized boating, fishing, and other recreational activities.
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Only the Young (Jason Tippet, Elizabeth Mims | USA | 73 min.)
Only The Young is a documentary about Christian skateboarders, a love-story, an ode to the days of being young and carefree. Religion and skateboarding are significant both in the film and in the lives of its protagonists, but the film is a coming-of-age story in the truest and most lyrical sense. Dreamily captured and affectionately rendered, Jason Tippet and Elizabeth Mims' film perfectly encapsulates a universal feeling of standing on threshold of adulthood, with all the hopes and trepidations that come with it.
The movie follows two friends, Kevin and Garrison, through the last few months they will spend together in their small town in California's Canyon Country. The two spend every day together, skating through the desert landscape, creating makeshift skate parks, claiming an abandoned house as their own. But we're meeting the boys, together with mutual love interest Skye, at a time of transition. As things like love begin to enter their worlds, the imminence of growing up surfaces, imbuing each moment with evanescence because we know we are witnessing the last moments of wide-eyed youth.
Skateboarding is what binds Kevin and Garrison together, yet Only The Young provides a refreshingly different perspective on the sport. Skating's fluidity and grace informs the film's aesthetic, its intrinsic freedom allegorically bound to youth itself. Although the two friends 'skate for Christ' as part of a Christian skateboarding group, the film doesn't foreground its protagonists' religious beliefs, rather choosing to present their beliefs as another facet of their characters.
Only The Young lures you in with its blissful shots and sublime soundtrack and, without ever bordering on cutesy, envelopes you in these fleeting moments of being in love, being young, being stupid, being bored, at once reveling in the prospect of growing up and at the same time scared of what that means.
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Blue Buoy Foods is continuing with business as usual at its production facility in St. John's, although people may notice some activity around a trademark blue-coloured building off Kenmount Road beside the company's similarly blue-coloured production centre.
A producer of products including traditional salt beef, Blue Buoy Foods has sold off a piece of its highly-visible property just off the main city thoroughfare to Redwood Management, part of the Redwood Group, including the commercial contractors Redwood Construction.
Gordon Howell, owner of Redwood Construction, said the future of the purchased piece of property at 292 Kenmount Rd. will become clearer throughout the summer construction season, with the emergence of a new retail and office building at the site, reaching to 300 Kenmount Rd.
"We've also acquired the property immediately west of (Blue Buoy Foods), which was formerly owned by Sunshine Dairy most recently, and we're combining the two properties together to a new development of office, retail, strip mall," he said.
The development plan will provide for about 30,000 square feet of new retail space and approximately 12,000 square feet of office space for lease.
Howell said the company hopes to be ready for occupancy by the end of the year.
Meanwhile, Blue Buoy Foods is continuing to operate at its main production facility. It stands beside what will become the new retail space, just further back from the road.
"It was pretty much just getting rid of excess property we had no use for," Ken Bursey of Blue Buoy Foods said when asked about the property sale.
"It was just a cold storage facility that we had there for years," he said, adding the building had been rented for a time. "Someone came along and wanted (the property) and my tenant moved out a couple of years ago."
According to public records, the deal was valued at about $1.8 million.
Blue Buoy Foods has been in the news in recent years in relation to a proposal in April 2011 by Labrador Coastal Equipment Ltd. to build a 45.7-metre, 225-kW wind turbine for the Kenmount Road area, providing power to the company for its operations.
The idea was put to the company by Gerry Skinner, president of Labrador Coastal Equipment Ltd. The proposal went to St. John's city council, but was rejected due to a lack of open space, "fall space," around the proposed turbine, according to The Telegram archives.
The project prompted pubic discussion of the potential in small, renewable-power projects and, in November 2011, the adoption of regulations governing the construction of wind turbines within city limits.


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Dear Mr. Miller,
Thank you for
the helpful information you've sent. It was very interesting for
students and a
staff to read the historical articles and to see the photos from
your journey, The books are
also very interesting and useful. Our students have known a lot
of new information about the
Germans from the Kuchurgan Settlement. We applied to the State Archives
of the Odessa
Region to give us some information about the history of our village,
but we found very little.
But now from your books we've known a lot. From your letter we've
found out that our
village was founded in 1808 and in five years we will celebrate
the 200 anniversary.
The staff of
our school is now working on the history of Kuchurgan. We are planning
publish a school magazine about the history of our native land.
We also want to organize a
little museum at school, where children will learn the history of
the village.
You wrote that
you would come to visit Kuchurgan school on 31 May in 2004 at about
10ª11am. On the 31 of May the festival of the Last Bell will
be held at our school. It will be the
last school day for our English and German class. The festival starts
at 8:30 and I'd like to
invite you to it. It will be very pleasant for the students to see
you at their festival.
I hope to hearing
from you soon.
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This week on Austin City Limits, famed Mexican guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela performs a unique fusion of flamenco, jazz and rock.
Rodrigo y Gabriela is a Mexican musical duo who specialize in playing fast, rhythmic acoustic guitars. The musicians gained a reputation by playing on the streets of Dublin, Ireland and gained a cult following.


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- Tioga Pass Road ( Hwy 120 ) coming up Lee Vining canyon into Yosemite NP from Mono Lake and the Hwy 395 junction. by Joel Baldwin
It's hard to photograph the Mono Lake basin and convey the size of it. The smaller things in and around it are pretty easy. You travel there, you walk or hike to them, you photograph them. The Mono Lake basin though is different, its HUGE and flat. Well . . . ok, not perfectly flat. The slope that is going d...
Morning pano of Mono Lake taken with a panorama rig from Really Right Stuff and the Canon EOS 5D MK II and a 70-200mm f/2.8 attached. Zoomed to 200mm. Note the kayakers and a bird nest on one of the tufa formations. Three images were taken at each of 22 positions(total of 66). One at 2 stops over, one at normal, and on...
- View of Mono Lake Basin, Highway 120 and 395 Junction, and Lee Vining from the Vista above the Tioga Gas Mart and Whoa Nellie Deli by Joel Baldwin
The eastern side of the Sierra Nevada mountain range is quite different from the western. The western side is a gradual slope rising to the Sierra Nevada crest. The eastern side is a steep escarpment dropping down into the Great Basin. The western side is at a lower elevation with significant population and rainfall. T...
360 degree view from Tioga Peak (11,513 feet) near the eastern entrance of Yosemite National Park. A Class 2 climb by Paul and Ron Williams on July 10, 2009. It was, however, blowing a gale (at least 40-50mph). 30 images taken with a pocket camera (handheld).
This is from the viewpoint at the turnoff from US-395 to CA-120 to Tioga Pass just at the south side of Lee Vining. The view is to the NE. US-395 runs south (right) to north(left). (Canon G9) 37°56.754'N 119°06.711'W © 2008 Dale B. Dalrymple dbdimages.com
Shot from near the base of Panum Crater, the South Tufa is in the foreground.
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I had some interesting ideas for a human-powered vehicle in which the rider stood upright and propelled forward by side to side motion using the same general principle as pumping on a skateboard or streetboard. Then I read about Trikke and realized that it's been invented already, so I could simply buy one. After an hour of practice I can do laps with a Trikke 8 without having to push at all. It's great fun.
On the subject of interesting vehicles, I'd be remiss not to mention the handcycle.
Graph Isomorphism
After much cogitation, I think I've figured out some examples of graph isomorphism problems which are almost tricky.
Take a graph for which for every pair of nodes (X, Y) the entire graph can be mapped onto itself in an isomorphism such that X maps onto Y. There are many example of these, such as hypercubes. Then, 'split' each node to make a new graph, such that for each node X in the old graph, there are two nodes in the new graph Y and Y', with Y connected to Y'. For each pair of nodes X and Z connected in the original graph and corresponding to Y, Y', W, and W' in the new graph, either connect Y to W and Y' to W' or 'cross' it by connecting Y to W' and Y' to W.
The potentially tricky problem is to determine whether a graph created with one set of crossings is isomorphic to one with a different set of crossings.
One way to differentiate nodes in graphs of this form is to, for each node, make a list of how many other nodes have a minimum distance of one hop away, then two, then three, etc. If there was a loop in the original graph then the numbers will be affected by whether that loop contains an odd or even number of crossings. Proper selection of the graph and crossings make make every short loop have an even number of crossings, thus foiling this approach.


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When used with a Profiler Z-Series Grinding Wheel, fabricators are able to make a perfect corner, while glaziers and tile contractors can use the ruler to mark the radius and cut the corner with a carbide glass cuter or the Alpha Corner Nipper. In addition, home builders can utilize the ruler to mark quickly and easily mark each corner.
- The Corner Ruler has the ability to make a variety of tasks and application easy and error-free
- Included with the Corner Ruler are two radiuses or two 45-degree straight lines, featuring 14 patterns per series
- Each set is organized in a stainless steel case
- Can be used for a variety of purposes, providing versatility and convenience
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Snail with Mirror
This whimsical tin snail ornament was hand punched and hand painted in Oaxaca, Mexico. A funky and shiny addition to your Christmas tree, and a neat collectible, too! Each ornament has a loop in the back where a wire can be attached for easy hanging.
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Thanks for your nice comments. I've never changed my camera batteries in the middle of a GigaPan. On my version of the GigaPan robot (the beta version), you can pause the robot by pressing the "X" button and resume by pressing the "OK" button. I'd try to pause in some insignificant part of the panorama (sky, water, etc) so that if the alignment isn't quite perfect when you reattach the camera, the stitcher software may have an easier time matching the photos.
bt"w' amazing picture
amazing picture. how do you change batteries, and restart during a really large gigapan without loosing the pictures position ? i have canon sx210is' and to change the batteries i have to dismount the camera from the gigapan.
nathanl - Thanks for your comments and interest in this gigapan.
Amazingly detailed a large gigapan. Like it alot!
In the beginning of the TV show, "MONK", there is a short video taken from the same spot that I took this gigapan.
A gigapan showing the print of this gigapan is at: share.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?i d=24255
I'll try a gigapan of the print in the next few days. Another unexpected feature of the SX 110: I was able to take a 754 picture gigapan without running down the batteries. I used Sanyo HR6 2000 mAh rechargeable batteries. The panorama wasn't very interesting, so it's not a public file. The point was to see how easy it would be to pause, change batteries, and restart during a really large gigapan. Apparently, I can get close to 1000 pictures without changing batteries.
You should take a GigaPan of the print to let us see how good it looks. Also, FYI I bought a SX110 based on this GigaPan as well as some of Zoltan's work. An amazing camera for the price :)
We made a 16" x 69" print of the left end of the panorama - the part with the bridge and downtown SF - with an Epson 4880 printer, mounted it on 1/4" foam board and made a frame for it. It's my first attempt at a large print from a gigapan. It worked quite well.
You might want to take a look at the new Canon SX 200 IS - 12x optical zoom and some other nice features, but a little more expensive. It looks like it will fit on the gigapan robot.
I have been considering buying a second GigaPan camera to use other than my Leica, one that has a bit more zoom. This excellent panorama of yours has focused my search towards the 110.
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GigaPan Stitcher version 0.4.3865 (Macintosh)
Panorama size: 528 megapixels (67496 x 7828 pixels)
Input images: 195 (39 columns by 5 rows)
Field of view: 109.1 degrees wide by 12.7 degrees high (top=1.1, bottom=-11.6)
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Camera make: Canon
Camera model: Canon PowerShot SX110 IS
Image size: 3456x2592 (9.0 megapixels)
Capture time: 2009-03-09 15:52:53 - 2009-03-09 16:04:17
Aperture: f/8
Exposure time: 0.0025
Focal length (35mm equiv.): 357.6 mm
Digital zoom: off
White balance: Fixed
Exposure mode: Manual
Horizontal overlap: 45.3 to 57.1 percent
Vertical overlap: 48.5 to 52.2 percent
Computer stats: 1024 MB RAM, 2 CPUs
Total time 8:38:44 (2:39 per picture)
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Family: Boreidae, Snow Scorpionflies view all from this family
Description Small, spindle-shaped with the wings reduced to bristles or absent. If present, wings somewhat compressed. Black or brown, large compound eyes, long slender legs and threadlike antennae up 150% of body length. Female with ovipositor. Lack of wings can make them appear flea-like
Dimensions 1/8" (3 mm)
Food Adults prey on small insects and other animals found among mosses. Larvae feed on moss itself.
Life Cycle Eggs laid among mosses. Larvae pupate within same moss clumps or adjacent soil. The may emerge before soil freezes and overwinter among mosses.
Habitat Moss clumps in wooded areas.
Range Colder regions of North America; often at lower elevations in the North and higher in the South
Discussion On warm winter days adults will often disperse between breeding areas by walking across the open snow, thus the common name. The males use their bristle-like wings to help grasp the female while mating. A snow scorpionfly is so adapted to its cold environment that the heat of a human hand may kill it. Snow scorpionflies are often mistaken for Snow Fleas, which are much smaller. About 30 species of scorpionfly exist and only a specialist can among them.


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Iowa had seen low levels of influenza since the beginning of the flu season, but now, public health officials are seeing rising numbers in the state. Chrystal Woller from Washington County Public Health says a few cases of the flu have been reported in Washington County, but it's not an illness that is required to be reported, so there are likely more cases than reported. She says they will continue to give out flu shots until they run out or the vaccine expires, sometime in June. She says they still have plenty of shots to give out, and it's never too late to get the shot because Flu season peaks in February and May. KCII will keep you updated on the flu levels in Washington County as we approach the peak of flu season.
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Do you think this will work any better than the last amnesty? Fox published this outline of the information in the bill, that was provided to them
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013...-for-millions/It would require the Homeland Security Department to create and launch plans for border security and fencing before illegal immigrants can enter a provisional status. This could happen as early as six months after enactment of the bill.
It might also be helpful if HSD came up with some way to measure the effectiveness of their security measures ... which is a "void" right now.
They would remain in that provisional status for 10 years, able to work legally but barred from federal benefits like welfare or health care.
Many are already receiving same as a result of anchor babies, it would appear.
After 10 years they could seek green cards conferring permanent legal status, provided the security and fencing plans have been "substantially" carried out. And they will measure effectiveness by ??
After another three years, those immigrants could petition for citizenship.
It would appear that many of them do not have an interest in becoming citizens ... or even learn English.
In total, the bill creates a minimum 13-year path to citizenship for up to 11 million illegal immigrants, costing them each $2,000 in fines plus additional fees. They really expect 11 million people to sign up to pay $2000 and taxes & additional fees ... when they are getting the benefit of a job now with none of those "expenses"?
If they say that deporting this many people is too big a job, won't "signing them up" be just as big a job as sending them home? I can't see how finding the people & putting them on buses can be less time/labor intensive than running the same numbers through paperwork centers (requiring a lot more time & expense than the gas and a bus driver).
The plan might make some sense if they could be sure of border security to effectively monitor further illegal influx. However, we saw the last time that the border security was promised, but never materialized to an extent significant enough to prevent the problem we are again faced with.
Applicants would have to meet other criteria as well in order to qualify.
It might all make some kind of sense if they first concentrated on those illegals who had over-stayed visas first. That group had legitimate reasons for being here ... family, job, student. It seems a large percentage of that group might actually be law-abiding, working people who could deserve some special arrangements. They had some record of "following rules" when they got visas to enter the country to begin with.
It has been reported that there has been a significant increase in illegal border crossings from Mexico, with these new immigrants anticipating being able to participate in the amnesty. While the job situation has not improved enough to attract them here, anticipation of the economy recovering would make the amnesty useful to them in the long run.
Meanwhile, a young male illegal immigrant is on trial for murder, and his defense presented is that his cultural background makes him not responsible for his act of murder (dragging another man to death). Cut me a break! Such a defense would also mean that a Mexican drug dealer who beheads people could be "justified" based on his cultural background; or an adherent to Sharia law should not be held responsible for killing his daughter (another court case in recent history).The bill outline establishes numeric goals for border apprehensions, but it's unclear how closely meeting -- or missing -- those goals is tied to the pathway to legal status. Small loop hole.
Conservatives say border security improvements should be verified before illegal immigrants can seek citizenship. Illegal immigrant advocates say their pathway should not be held up by that process.
Regardless, the plan dedicates billions to security efforts, including $3 billion to providing more border agents, customs agents and surveillance systems along the border; and $1.5 billion to building up border fencing.
The security and legalization efforts, though, are only part of the sweeping plan.The legislation also would remake the nation's inefficient legal immigration system, creating new immigration opportunities for tens of thousands of high- and low-skilled workers, as well as a new "merit visa" aimed at bringing people with talents to the U.S.Employers would face tough new requirements to check the legal status of all workers. Why not start with this?The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold hearings on the bill beginning Friday and likely move to amend and vote on it in May, with action on the Senate floor expected later in the summer. The Republican-controlled House also must act, and opposition from some conservatives there is likely to be fierce."The Senate proposal issues an open invitation to enter the country illegally," Rep. Lamar Smith, R-Texas, said on the House floor Monday. "Millions more will do so before the border is secure. The Senate proposal will dramatically increase illegal immigration."
People brought here illegally as youths would have a faster path: They could get green cards in five years and would become eligible for citizenship immediately thereafter.


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I was really excited about this game, for the "models", not the game.
WizKids' Pirate ships are amazing little models.
The smaller craft like the Ties, Jedi Fighters, etc are not that interesting because they are so small and simple, but the Lambda Class Shuttle is an amazing piece of model engineering. I bought a tin with the 5 boosters and the larger ships are fun to put together. Problem is there aren't that many, and they repeat a lot. Out of the 80 different ships there are 20 styles, and some are more rare.
I would love to see more intricate models like the Pirate ships. A jabba sail Barge would be great, Trade Federation Control ship, Slave 1, Republic Gunship, ATAT, Infiltrator.
There are alot of options to expand this game, and I hope the models get more detailed in their construction.
On a Just Found note. Just ordered wave 5 TAC from EE.
I got my 2 McFetts! A guy who's a friend of a friend's found them at another store and Wave 3 hit my Target this morning. I didn't need anything from Wave 3, so I bought his figures and traded them (McChewie, Trooper) for the Fetts I needed. It worked out well for both of us.
A mom with kid is starting to shop there now and the guys suspect he'll be a runner. That's OK by me though. Kids should get these first. They're not going to scalp the figures so even if I got to the pegs first, I'd let a child under 10 or whatever have whatever he wants. It's cool to see a young person into SW. Maybe a lasting fan? Most likely his dad is as well.
BAD Pts Need: R5-C7 lf leg (x2), , R4-P44 right leg BAD Pts Offered For Trade: PM me - I have lots of parts now including BG-J38!. New Kyle Katarn is also available.
Wow, sucky news on the JLU exclusive! At least they're only charging retail $10 for it, to take some of the sting outta the bait-n-switch. That Man-Bat which'd be $10 at retail's goin for $20!! I hope Mattel's exclusive system is better at this year's SDCC than years past. I never liked that lottery thing. Hasbro had PLENTY of Alternators, gold Vader TIEs, and 501st Stormies to go around all weekend.
Nothing new at Burbank Target, of course. Over the weekend I got 3 loose Myos and an EB Luke from a Hong Kong seller who had 'em pretty cheap. Myo didn't have any accessories, unfortunately, and one had an upper right arm where his upper left should be, but as 2 are for fodder that's not a big deal (plus I've got extra glasses from my extra Hems and Momaws). Not bad for the price a single carded Myo is pulling in most auctions!
Just ordered Wave 5 case from EE. Great assortment.
Found Saga Legends this morning at Target. Guess who was there? Headphones. I got the 2 AOTC Clones and he grabbed the Shocktrooper. They had a fresh case of Comic Packs too.
Saw more Snowtroopers at Rosemead Target. Left there from yesterday. I think the $12 Target price is turning some people off.
Got one more Snowtrooper from Wal-mart Baldwin Park this morning. They had plenty of the crappy Fathers day set. And a ton of old Saga.
Galactic Barn Burner
I went by Legacy Comics here in Glendale and they had Bossk, Leia, Luke, and Han from VTAC for $6.99. HOWEVER, they were removed from the star cases, the peg hole was punched out, and obviously the coin-form info was removed. Still, for extras it's not a bad deal (regular TAC starts at $9.99 there, with troops like the Marine goin for $13, and McQuarries probably going for even more). Picked up Bossk & Leia for myself, Luke for a coworker since he doesn't care about the coin thing. I'm guessing the Snowtrooper wasn't so cheap even 'open', and wouldn't be surprised if IG was a bit more, too.
Picked up a couple Legends figures this afternoon at Target in Pacoima. Maul and Battle Droids. AOTC clones and Shocktrooper were gone, rest still there. These look nice and are under the same sku as Saga figs - $6.64.
Let's hope the current pegwarmers from Saga that are being eventually reissued don't clog the pegs for some of the cooler repacks.
I definitely need all the pit droid 2 pack versions and a Sandcrawler droid!
Speaking of needed figures, what figures should we be looking out for from the Legends line? For me its the pit droids, RA-7, Battle droid variants, and AOTC colored variants. But none of that comes til at least wave 3.


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This set of stoneware bowls has you covered with a complete range of sizes for food prep and serving. The largest bowls have deep sides that help keep ingredients neatly contained while ensuring thorough mixing.
- Made of durable glazed stoneware.
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Jingle Bell Run set for Saturday in Oxford
The Arthritis Foundation will host the Jingle Bell Run/Walk on Saturday.
Volunteer organizers expect more than 300 runners and walkers to take part in the Oxford event, and they aim to raise $30,000. The festivities begin when registration opens at 8:30 a.m. at the University of Mississippi Museum on the lawn of the Walton-Young Historic House.
In addition to the 5K run/walk, there will be a one-mile fun run and an elf run for children.
Entry fees are $35 for the timed 5K, $30 for the one-mile fun run and $20 for the kids' run.
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Autism Center hosts annual gala Dec. 8
The Autism Center of Tupelo will host its annual gala from 7 to 11 p.m. Dec. 8 at Elkin Place in Tupelo.
The cocktail-attire event features live music, dancing, heavy hors d'oeuvres, cocktails at a cash bar and silent auction. Bidding in the auction ends at 9 p.m.
The autism center provides consultation and services for children with autism and their families on a sliding scale that covers about half the cost of the center. Donations, grants and events like the gala cover the remainder of the costs.
Tickets, which are $25 a person, will be sold at the door. For more information, call the center at (662) 840-0974.
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A Compassionate Friends Candlelight Service for families who have experienced the death of a child or grandchild is planned for 3 p.m. Dec. 9, in the Fellowship Hall of First Baptist Church in Tupelo.
Families are invited to join others to remember these children during the Christmas season. A "remembrance table" will be in place for those who want to remember their child with a picture. Refreshments will be served.
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(Jan. 22, 2009)--Officials at The University of Texas as San Antonio today announced receipt of a $1.2 million gift from the Robert J. Kleberg Jr. and Helen C. Kleberg Foundation that will be used to purchase a second-generation aberration-corrected electron microscope.
One of only two worldwide, the instrument will help nanotechnology researchers develop new cancer therapies and treatments that combat a variety of human diseases. The microscope is not just for UTSA. It will be available to scientists around the globe and across many disciplines to advance research in their respective fields.
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"We are extraordinarily grateful to the Kleberg Foundation for its support of UTSA," said UTSA President Ricardo Romo. "This gift will put UTSA and nanotechnology research on the map at a time when UTSA hopes to become a Top-100 research university."
"The board of the Richard J. Kleberg Jr. and Helen C. Kleberg Foundation is very happy to be a contributor to UTSA and the progress that is going forward at the university -- progress that will be a benefit to the community, state, country and the world at large," said Helen K. Groves, foundation president.
UTSA will house its new microscope, manufactured by industry leader JEOL USA, in its Advanced Microscopy Laboratory under the supervision of world-renowned researcher Miguel Yacaman, chair of the College of Sciences' Department of Physics and Astronomy. There, it will support first-class research in nanotechnology, materials science, medicine, biology, chemistry and engineering, allowing scientists to view images at a resolution of less than one Angstrom (10 -10 meters).
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Tom Isabell, JEOL's TEM product manager, materials science, said, "The selection of this new, extraordinary microscope will provide collaborating research scientists with a unique gateway to study and share their experiences and knowledge about atomic properties -- in action -- at the nanoscale."
"This microscope will open up the world of science to researchers at the atomic level, much the same way that telescopes such as the Hubble opened up the universe to astronomers," said Yacaman.
UTSA's microscope is slated for installation in October 2009. The instrument takes six months to fabricate and three months to install. Once up and running, researchers from around the world can send samples to UTSA, then through remote access, conduct experiments without leaving their home laboratories.


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I went pheasant hunting at a spot where a couple of guys are always hunting
This one guy has a young golden. Anyway I was hunting by myself and I saw a pheasant sitting in the grass right next to a cattle trail. I saw this golden heading down this trail , I called my dog to heel, I figured the golden would flush the bird and I'd shoot if for her, plus make my dog honor. The golden saw the pheasant and kept heading for the guys truck. After the dog went by I released my dog and shot the pheasant. I ran into this guy and told him what happened and that his dog was headed to the truck the last time I saw him.
We walked back to the outfits together and when he got to his truck the dog was waiting on him. He opened the door and came out with a belt and grabbed the dog and started saying" bad dog" and whipping this dog.
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I'm getting set up with field passes from a friend of a client of mine. I was surprising my son with tickets to the game and now the field passes are an awesome added bonus!
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Ill be there. Plane leaves tomorrow morning. Hopefully its a close game and fins put up a good fight
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can a sitting president appoint someone mayor?
can a sitting president appoint someone mayor?
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This will go to the Illinois Supreme Court. Depending on how they rule, it could potentially go to the US Supreme Ct al a Bush v. Gore....though I don't know what the grounds would be for a Federal suit.
There's but a month until the election so the fuse is lit.
Jmtc, but all I see is that he can't be "on the ballot".
Dick Simpson, a political scientist at the University of Illinois at Chicago, said if the appellate decision is upheld, Emanuel's only choice might be to run a write-in campaign.
No candidate for mayor in Chicago has ever won a write-in campaign. "It's probably impossible," Simpson said.
With the "name recognition" and other "influential factors" behind him, nothing's impossible.
"It's not that government is inherently stupid, although that's a debatable question."
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The truth of the matter is that for a write-in candidacy to succede, you need to find enough folks who can read and write. In the inner city, that will be problemmatic. Even the well-established vote stealing techniques would be obvious and likely a flag thrown.
The unfortunate thing is that he was so far ahead, no one paid much attention to the second place candidate. Carole Mosely Bruan would be a disaster.
As Gomer would say....
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Metasploit Pro 4.0 Released
The secret is out and thus we have more details on what HD Moore will cover in the webcast this coming Thursday:
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Metasploit Pro 4.0 Helps Defenders Prevent Data Breaches Through Greater Enterprise Integration, Cloud Deployment and Automation
Penetration Testing Platform Introduces Interface for SIEM Integration, Public and Private Cloud Deployments and Post-Exploitation Macros
BOSTON, MA - July 26, 2011 - Rapid7, the leading provider of security risk intelligence solutions, today announced the launch of Metasploit® Pro 4.0: a penetration testing solution that enables defenders to respond to the changing threat landscape by identifying and understanding security holes in their enterprise infrastructure. This new version is designed to better meet enterprise needs by offering integrations with other elements of security risk intelligence ecosystems, a range of deployment models and a number of features for automated penetration testing. By reducing the cost and complexity of security testing, Metasploit Pro 4.0 enables enterprises to conduct broader and more frequent security audits to prevent data breaches.
"Organizations looking to reduce data breach risks need smarter and more efficient security risk intelligence. One way to get this is through frequent, broad-scale penetration testing," said HD Moore, Rapid7's chief security officer and Metasploit chief architect. "The new features of Metasploit Pro 4.0 make this a practical reality for defenders by automating penetration testing workflow steps, better integrating with vulnerability management solutions and introducing new interfaces for SIEM systems."
Metasploit Pro 4.0 provides security professionals with a better view of their threat landscape by integrating with more than a dozen vulnerability management and Web application scanners, and by providing data to security information and event management (SIEM) systems through a documented interface. This enables defenders to identify vulnerabilities that could lead to a data breach and prioritize their remediation more effectively. Security teams increase their productivity by spending less time fixing unimportant vulnerabilities and have an effective way to verify that remediation was successful. Rapid7's own vulnerability management solution, NeXpose® uniquely offers even greater integration with Metasploit Pro through documented, supported APIs that enable Metasploit Pro users to schedule new vulnerability scans and leverage data from decentralized locations running NeXpose scans.
"Metasploit Pro is the tool of choice for our penetration testing team and something that has helped mature our information security program. We leverage Metasploit Pro heavily in order to be precise and strategic in what we go after, which has given us invaluable visibility into our tangible risk exposures," said Dave Kennedy, chief information security officer of Diebold, a Rapid7 Metasploit Pro and NeXpose customer. "There are so many aspects that we love about Metasploit Pro, from the knowledge-sharing collaboration capabilities to the ability to reproduce vulnerabilities and exposures. We're really looking forward to seeing even greater collaboration and automation features in the new version, as well as the increased capabilities and performance of Meterpreter."
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git-annotate - Annotate file lines with commit information
git annotate [options] file [revision]
Annotates each line in the given file with information from the commit which introduced the line. Optionally annotates from a given revision.
The only difference between this command and git-blame(1) is that they use slightly different output formats, and this command exists only for backward compatibility to support existing scripts, and provide a more familiar command name for people coming from other SCM systems.
Show blank SHA-1 for boundary commits. This can also be controlled via the blame.blankboundary config option.
Do not treat root commits as boundaries. This can also be controlled via the blame.showroot config option.
Include additional statistics at the end of blame output.
Annotate only the given line range. <start> and <end> can take one of these forms:
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Show long rev (Default: off).
Show raw timestamp (Default: off).
Use revs from revs-file instead of calling git-rev-list(1).
Walk history forward instead of backward. Instead of showing the revision in which a line appeared, this shows the last revision in which a line has existed. This requires a range of revision like START..END where the path to blame exists in START.
Show in a format designed for machine consumption.
Show the result incrementally in a format designed for machine consumption.
Specifies the encoding used to output author names and commit summaries. Setting it to none makes blame output unconverted data. For more information see the discussion about encoding in the git-log(1) manual page.
When <rev> is not specified, the command annotates the changes starting backwards from the working tree copy. This flag makes the command pretend as if the working tree copy has the contents of the named file (specify - to make the command read from the standard input).
Detect moving lines in the file as well. When a commit moves a block of lines in a file (e.g. the original file has A and then B, and the commit changes it to B and then A), the traditional blame algorithm typically blames the lines that were moved up (i.e. B) to the parent and assigns blame to the lines that were moved down (i.e. A) to the child commit. With this option, both groups of lines are blamed on the parent.
<num> is optional but it is the lower bound on the number of alphanumeric characters that git must detect as moving within a file for it to associate those lines with the parent commit.
In addition to -M, detect lines copied from other files that were modified in the same commit. This is useful when you reorganize your program and move code around across files. When this option is given twice, the command additionally looks for copies from all other files in the parent for the commit that creates the file.
<num> is optional but it is the lower bound on the number of alphanumeric characters that git must detect as moving between files for it to associate those lines with the parent commit.
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Remember the good old days when the only thing that seemed to matter about the Super Bowl was who won?
This year so many controversies on and off the field have shifted the focus away from the game it's tempting to speculate that viewers will be less enthralled with the score and more tuned in to the many subplots:
• Did Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis use deer-antler spray and pills containing a banned product connected to human growth hormone to help him recover from a torn right triceps?
• Will this be the last Super Bowl to feature hard hits before the National Football League imposes new concussion-mitigation rules that turn the game into a glorified game of touch football?
• How many fans in the stands will be wearing Manti Te'o masks?
• Will Alicia Keys really be singing the national anthem live, and if so, will she remember the words and hit the right notes?
Actually, serious concerns about steroids threaten the "integrity" of not just the NFL on Super Bowl Sunday but nearly every professional sport. In the aftermath of the Lance Armstrong doping scandal, which late last year stripped the former bicycling champion of his seven Tour de France victories, as well as the latest drug allegations involving New York Yankees superstar Alex Rodriguez, it's been open season on athletes allegedly using banned performance-enhancing substances - even golfers.
Vijay Singh withdrew from the Phoenix Open last Thursday, a day after admitting he administered the same deer-antler spray Mr. Lewis is accused of using. The 49-year-old golfer claimed to be "absolutely shocked" it may contain a substance banned by the PGA.
Really? Shouldn't the fact he supposedly paid a whopping $9,000 for a simple nasal spray made from deer antler velvet, along with hologram chips and other products, have been a tipoff?
His words echo the line from "Casablanca," when, just before pocketing his winnings, charmingly corrupt police Capt. Louis Renault tells Rick, "I'm shocked. Shocked to find that gambling is going on in here."
Well, most of us no longer are shocked by the behavior of pro athletes.
Thirteen years before the deer antler spray controversy, Mr. Lewis was involved in a much more serious matter. Following a Super Bowl XXXIV party in Atlanta, the football player was involved in a fight in which two people were stabbed to death.
Police charged him and two companions with murder and aggravated assault, but dropped serious charges after he agreed to testify against the others. Mr. Lewis pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of obstruction of justice, was sentenced to 12 months' probation and fined $250,000 by the NFL. His companions eventually were acquitted.
The following year, 2001, Mr. Lewis was named MVP of Super Bowl XXXV when his Ravens crushed the New York Giants, 34-7, and he was well on the path toward redemption.
Longtime fans of the New England Patriots will remember Irving Fryar, the former All-Pro receiver who scored the Pats' only touchdown in their 46-10 loss to the Chicago Bears during Super Bowl XX in 1986 despite stab wounds on his fingers - apparently inflicted during a fight with his wife.
A few weeks before Super Bowl XLI between the Chicago Bears and Indianapolis Colts in 2007 police arrested Chicago defensive tackle Tank Johnson for possessing unregistered guns and assault rifles. A judge granted him permission to play in the game, which the Colts won, 29-17.
So by those standards, the travails preceding today's game between the Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers seem trivial.
The fact is when it comes to the NFL, most fans prefer to forgive and forget bad behavior, and even the most naive 9-year-old knows better than to regard any player as a role model.
As for the Super Bowl, almost as many of the hundred million or so expected viewers say they will tune in for the commercials and the halftime show - especially after Janet Jackson's notorious 2004 wardrobe malfunction - as for the game itself.
If so, the ad scheduled to air during today's game featuring the Minnesotan who adopts a carefree attitude and Jamaican accent after driving a Volkswagen perfectly reflects prevailing sentiments when it comes to football and its various scandals: No worries, mon.
Of course, some think the commercial is racist and culturally insensitive - so apparently there's no escaping controversy after all.
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Will Colchester become next town to use sports as budget-cutting solution?
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Home to
holy sites for the world's three major monotheistic religions, Israel is an
ideal destination for history-enthusiasts, boasting ancient holy sites and
architectural marvels dating back thousands of years ago.
the Galilee region and its collection of Christian holy sites, including
Capernaum, Tabgha and Nazareth, to the Dead Sea and Masada, many destinations
in Israel are mentioned in the bibles of the world's three major monotheistic
And in
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routes and places of prayer, including the Via Dolorosa and the Church of the
Holy Sepulcher, as well as the Western Wall, the holiest site in the world for
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Jerusalem's Old City walls, built in the early 16th century by the Turkish Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent, have eight
The Dead
Sea Scrolls, containing the oldest copies of the Hebrew Bible ever
found and scrolls describing the life,
There is a magical quality about the Old City of Jerusalem that does not exist anywhere else in the world.
One of the most important archeological sites in Israel
from the time of the bible, Tel Megiddo is a beautiful and im
Massada is one of the most exciting and frequently-toured places in Israel, and relates a story of perseverance and pow
The vibrant city of Mamshit, first settled 2,000 years
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The City of David is the birthplace of the city of Jerusalem, the place where King David established his kingdom, and w
As you stand among the ruins of the Negev Highland city
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In Israel, a land that has been at history's
crossroads for millennia, civilizations have made their mark, literally
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This unique church, which bears little resemblence to any church most visitors know from home, is where Orthodox and C
The Western Wall tunnel is a treat for archaeology and history buffs
who are astounded to discover that as massive as
The Western Wall was part of the most magnificent building Jerusalem had ever seen: it was one of four walls Herod the
A walk through Beit She'an, one of the most ancient cities in the country, is like a walk through time: archaeological
Tel Hai is a historic site that commemorates the heroism of the Hula Valley pioneers who stubbornly defended their hom
The past and the future come together in Caesarea: the new city is graced with magnificent homes and the ancient city o
Kfar Nakhum is one of Christianity's holiest and most important sites and is visited by Christian pilgrims from all ov