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This was the opening weekend for the first fall shotgun season and man it was a weekend that I hope never happens again. I took one of my young cousins Saturday morning and while walking to the blind in a fence row of a cow pasture we see 6 big calves and 2 cows walking down the fence row away from us. So we walk to the middle of the field just to give them a little space and hope they don't go spooky on us. Well the 2 cows stop and go into the field behind us and the 6 dumb calves go stupid and paranoid and start running down the fence row. They get to the corner of the fence and realize they have no place to run and after running around in circles a few times they decide to go thru the fence. Now this is happening before the crack of dawn and the moon was bright and we could see what they were doing. After they crash thru the fence there is one calf, around 500 lbs, laying on the ground balling. It stood up, then stood on its back two legs for maybe 15 secs and fell over backwards. Then it did it again. Finally it got up and went towards the other cows. We got in the blind and I was worried to death because I figured it had put a post in its chest and was going to die.
The sun finally comes up and we hear a bunch of kee kees and yelps but never could see the birds or call them to us. When I realized the turkeys were not coming to us and done left we went to check on the calf. We looked at the fence and all around the ground where it fell backwards looking for blood and didn't see any. Now because there was a heavy frost on the ground we easily followed his tracks and found her laying on the ground and completely on her side. I didn't see any blood on her and couldn't tell that she had anything broke. So I tried to get her to atleast sit up a little since it would be better for her. I ended up getting her upright and when she tried to get up her head didn't raise and she fell back down. We left her alone and I was hoping that she wouldn't die and I wouldn't be buying a bunch of hamburger meat.
That afternoon I took a different kid back over there for some more hunting. The first thing I do when we get there is check the calf. As I am walking over to where she is I see 5 buzzards circling in the air. "Great the darn thing died" is going in my mind. I look where she is and she is not there. Oh did that make my day because I didn't have to buy a dead cow.
The kid and I get setup and I do some calling and 21 birds of a family group comes out into the field. The birds are 250 yards away and we are just watching them and hoping they get closer. While we are watching them 15 more birds come out to our right, another family group. Three birds break away from the group and get 20 yards from us. I tell the kid to take his time and shoot the one closes to us. He shoots and completely misses the bird. The hen he shot at flies over us and into the woods. Three more fly into the woods and the rest stand around out of range and walks into the woods. The boy feels bad about missing his first opportunity of killing a turkey and I tell him not to worry about it and lets get them in the woods.
We get set up in the woods and I start calling. On my left is the group 14 birds and the boss hen is answering me. To my right is the lone hen and she is answering right back also. The hen on the right gets in low spot and was able to get back with the group but I still kept calling. Finally the boss hen shows up 20 yards away clucking like crazy. I tell the boy there it is and to shoot it but from his angle he couldn't see her. After 15 mins of me and her clucking at each other she shuts up and the hunt is over while they moved to another piece of property.
This morning, I take another kid hunting but we didn't see any turkeys but got a few squirrels before church. The boy shot one squirrel and hit the backside of the squirrel. When it fell on the ground it started running away. Now the boy is 13 yrs old and I told him not to shoot it again with the shotgun but just run over there and stomp on his head. He chased that squirrel for 40 yds and at one time the squirrel jumped on his foot and freaked him out but he finally got him. I laughed so hard watching him chase that squirrel.
I was able to go by myself this afternoon and called up a family flock and got a nice young jenny. The weekend started very strange but ended very nicely.


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Right, the data structures schedule wasn't exactly followed but by the end of last night I finally finished the codebase, everything works now and what's left to do is to write the report and document the code, as usual. I'm expecting this to be a somewhat gruesome task considering my code is arguably overly complex, not to mention a few intricate corner cases. That'll have to do as the deadline is rapidly approaching (tuesday). As for the Algebra test, I'm a bit concerned in that it's next thursday, it comprehends the entire semester and I haven't started studying yet. I think this one is a no-go.
On the CM front, another whooping 2k frases were added. Yay. Deadline is Feb 12th. Yummy.
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Shares of small business financial and tax prep software maker Intuit (INTU) are up 27 cents, or 0.4%, at $62.52 in late trading after the company this evening said it cut its outlook for the fiscal Q2 ended last month to a range of $960 million to $965 million, below the $1.03 billion the Street has been modeling, as some revenue shifted into Q3.
Intuit "expects an additional shift of tax revenue and GAAP and non-GAAP operating income from its second fiscal quarter to its third fiscal quarter due to the late passage of tax legislation and the Internal Revenue Service's delay in opening e-file."
Said Intuit consumer products general manager Dan Maurer, "The season began substantively later this year than prior years, but the initial results we've seen in early February give us confidence that we are on track."
"Early indicators, including Web traffic, are trending in the right direction."
The company elaborated:
In a typical year, the IRS begins accepting returns by mid-January. This year the IRS did not begin accepting any returns until Jan. 30, just two days before the end of Intuit's second fiscal quarter.
The late start is not expected to affect full-year revenue or operating income for Intuit or the Consumer Tax and Accounting Professionals business segments. Intuit reiterated full-year revenue and operating income guidance. For fiscal year 2013, the company expects revenue growth of 10 to 12 percent; GAAP operating income growth of 12 to 14 percent; and non-GAAP operating income growth of 12 to 14 percent.
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Agree. And I've got a bad feeling about it now. Arredondo currently getting killed.
Choke city is upon us.
Missed their chance last night with the cold bats.
Walt better be on the phone upgrading the offensive lineup this off season. 3 great pitching starts, 1 of them wasted.
"I can't take this homerism anymore." - 10xWSChamps, August 11, 2010. A Cardinals fan having a problem with all the homerism on Redszone. Classic.
"Man do I miss the days where were didn't need a calculator and an encyclopedia of baseball metrics to enjoy a baseball game ... - MikeS21" - 8/2/12 game thread
When the Reds are doing fine, they are clear, rational posters.
As soon as the Reds get into even a bit of trouble (starting last night), they freeze up and start posting utter garbage.
That's the defintion of choking.
All I want is an NLCS appearance. They could get swept in 4 games. Just show some ***damn improvement in the last 2 years with all of our freaking talent.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
I must be crazy, but I thought the Reds were still playing tomorrow with a chance to win the series and arguably their most talented pitcher on the mound at home. But it seems to me in reading Redszone, they've already lost the series since everyone is talking about how Dusty and the Reds have choked.
"No matter how good you are, you're going to lose one-third of your games. No matter how bad you are you're going to win one-third of your games. It's the other third that makes the difference." ~Tommy Lasorda
From earlier in the thread, by me...
Perhaps our definitions are different then. Anytime you win 2 games on the road and then lose 3 games at home to lose the series, that's a choke to me.
I'm praying it doesn't happen though and that the Reds pull this out.
People were rightly concerned last night, especially with the possibility of Leake pitching. Turns out those people were right. The momentum seemingly shifted last night and now the Reds are going to be in the same spot as the Giants tomorrow. Doesn't mean that the Reds will lose and it certainly doesn't mean those people won't be rooting for the Reds either.
My confidence in reaching the NCLS was sky high until I work up and saw Leake was the starting pitcher today and it fell through the floor (not a Leake fan). Trying to stay positive and still loving Latos going tomorrow, but I hate having to beat Matt Cain twice in a row.
I've already stated I hope that doesn't happen. Sounds like to me that you read too much into my post(s) without putting into context.
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Kobe University Radiation Expert Prof. Tomoya Yamauchi On Fukushima City (290,000 People): 'Evacuation Must Be Conducted As Soon As Possible'
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– Alert: Greenpeace Radiation Measurements In Fukushima City: Hot Spots At 500-700 Times Normal!!! (Video)
– Fukushima City (Over 290,000 People) Is In Danger: Greenpeace Detects Cobalt-60 And High Radiation 'Hot Spots' – Children Should Be Evacuated Immediately
– Japan groups alarmed by radioactive soil (AFP, July 5, 2011):
TOKYO — Soil radiation in a city 60 kilometres (40 miles) from Japan's stricken nuclear plant is above levels that prompted resettlement after the Chernobyl disaster, citizens' groups said Tuesday.
The survey of four locations in Fukushima city, outside the nuclear evacuation zone, showed that all soil samples contained caesium exceeding Japan's legal limit of 10,000 becquerels per kilogram (4,500 per pound), they said.
The highest level was 46,540 becquerels per kilogram, and the three other readings were between 16,290 and 19,220 becquerels per kilogram, they said.
The citizens' groups — the Fukushima Network for Saving Children from Radiation and five other non-governmental organisations — have called for the evacuation of pregnant women and children from the town.
The highest reading in the city of 290,000 people far exceeded the level that triggered compulsory resettlement ordered by Soviet authorities following the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine, they said.
Kobe University radiation expert professor Tomoya Yamauchi conducted the survey on June 26 following a request from the groups.
"Soil contamination is spreading in the city," Yamauchi said in a statement. "Children are playing with the soil, meaning they are playing with high levels of radioactive substances. Evacuation must be conducted as soon as possible."
The coastal Fukushima Daiichi plant has been spewing radiation since the March 11 earthquake and tsunami knocked out its cooling systems.
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Marilyn Gjerdrum Says:
July 5th, 2011 at 1:14 pm
Seems that corporate profits dictate policy in Japan as well as the USA. This is genocide. The last sentence in the article "The coastal Fukushima Daiichi plant has been spewing radiation since the March 11 earthquake and tsunami knocked out its cooling systems" says it all.
Thanks, InfinateUnknown, for staying on this very important story.
Marilyn Gjerdrum
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July 5th, 2011 at 2:34 pm
Recall that the US State Department set a 50 mile safety / exclusion zone radius for US nationals immediately after the event; at the same time as the Japanese government elected at 12 mile mandatory and 20 mile option evacuation radius.


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The software offers comprehensive image processing and reporting tools designed to improve breast ultrasound quality and workflow. It can be installed on existing computers in medical practices or hospitals, allowing physicians to analyze and process 2D and 3D ultrasound images inside or outside the reading room. The syngo Ultrasound Breast Analysis software contributes to increasing Siemens' innovative power.
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Binghamton University professor awarded ACS Fellows Honor
BINGHAMTON, NY – Binghamton University Professor Wayne E. Jones, Jr. has been named to the 2010 class of American Chemical Society (ACS) Fellows, an honor bestowed upon 192 distinguished scientists who have demonstrated outstanding accomplishments in chemistry and made important contributions to ACS, the world's largest scientific society.
In recognizing the 2010 fellows, ACS President Joseph S. Francisco praised the group's outstanding achievements and contributions to science.
"Whether it's making new materials, finding cures for disease or developing energy alternatives, these Fellows are scientific leaders, improving their lives through the transforming power of chemistry," said Francisco. "They are also consummate volunteers who contribute tirelessly to the community and the profession."
With over 100 publications and articles, Jones has earned a national and international reputation as a prolific scientist. He holds numerous patents and has been invited to speak around the world on his research in the area of photo-induced electron and energy transfer processes in inorganic and polymer systems. Since his arrival at Binghamton in 1993, his work has been supported by nearly $5 million in federal research grants from agencies such as the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health, and the National Institute of Standards. Jones has also secured support from a broad range of corporate sponsors such as Boeing Corporation, General Electric and Corning, Inc.
The Fellows program began in 2009 to recognize and honor ACS members for their outstanding achievements in and contributions to science, the profession, and the Society. This year's group, like the first 163 Fellows named in 2009, represents academe, industry and government. Additional information about the program is available at www.acs.org/fellows.
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President's Letter – September 2013
I would like to begin by thanking all of our members for supporting the Santa Cruz Mountains Winegrowers Association. Especially as we've been undergoing some substantial evolutions over the past year, working to build a foundation for sustained growth, your continued support and engagement has been critical. As we finish out 2013 and are getting to work bringing in perhaps one of our best harvests of all time, it is already time to begin planning for the next year ahead.
Before we move forward it is helpful to take a moment to reflect on the elements of change that the Association has experienced in 2013. After recruiting and hiring Megan Metz as our new Executive Director, the Board went to work developing a 5-year strategic plan to guide our efforts elevating the status of the Santa Cruz Mountains on the local, regional and national stage. Our goal is simply to have our region attain its well deserved status among the world's premier wine producing regions.
With renewed focus and increased Board participation, along with Megan's professional guidance, we have implemented a suite of internal operational and accounting improvements. We also focused heavily on our promotional events, aiming to improve the experience for our customers and value for our members. We made strategic decisions to invest in increased promotion and outreach to key wine industry opinion leaders in the trade and media. Results from these efforts include recent articles in the Huffington Post, Wine Enthusiast, Connoisseurs Guide, Tasting Panel, San Jose Mercury News, San Francisco Chronicle, and the Sommelier Journal to name a few.
Looking forward we have much to be excited about. To begin with, we are hopeful our upcoming Professional Wine Tasting event (replacing the previously scheduled Wine Competition), will continue to build improved press and media exposure as we welcome a strong set of top flight professional tasters to experience our wines.
By now you all have received our announcement about the new SCMWA website. This updated website provides a fresh new online face for our region to the world. Currently SCMWA.com receives almost 6,000 unique visits a month from folks wanting to learn more about the region. We expect our improvements in site function, efficiency, and information quality will help drive new customers to our tasting rooms and promotional events. We look forward to continual improvement in our website and social media engagement.
As a Board, we understand that there is a need for improvement in membership communications as well. Along with the new website, another major new initiative we are rolling out to address this need is a monthly digital newsletter, which will include information about Staff and Board activities, upcoming market events, Committee reports and opportunities. Currently planned newsletter topics include:
- Internal and external calendar Items
- Ongoing PR tour notices and media coverage
- Social media/Google analytics
- Committee report & opportunities
- Access to SCMWA financial summaries and Board minutes
- Local/Industry issue info/action
Please make sure that you contact Megan if you haven't been receiving email notices from the SCMWA office.
In addition to these efforts we have an ambitious set of tasks planned for late fall including:
- Revisiting & Updating the Strategic Plan
- 2013 Event Review
- 2014 Calendar Discussion and Approval
- 2014 Membership Renewals
- Board of Directors Elections
- Ideas & Brainstorming Sessions:
- Increasing wine tourism
- Increasing trade and media visits
I am hopeful you find the information contained in this letter informative and useful. We have made significant strides in this past year and have much to be excited about for the coming one. I believe strongly that the best days are yet to come for the Santa Cruz Mountains wine region and I look forward to sharing those with you. As President, and speaking on behalf of the Board of Directors, our doors are always open. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact any one of us. Contact emails can be found on the new website under About Us.
Wishing us the best success in the wine industry,
Dave Moulton
President SCMWA


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FULTON – Itawamba Community College head softball coach Andy Kirk announced the addition of Corinth High School standout outfielder Portia Patterson to the Lady Indians' 2013 roster.
"I am honored to be a part of the Lady Indians softball program," said Patterson. "I've been looking forward to this for a long time and I just can't stop smiling knowing that it's finally happened."
Patterson led the Lady Warriors in triples (2), home runs (7), total hits (33), steals (4) and slugging percentage (.733) while finishing second on the team with a .384 batting average, .430 on-base percentage and 22 RBI.
"The facilities are great and everything about the campus is really nice," Patterson said about her decision to select ICC. "I love everything about ICC and the coaches coming to the games to check on me after I had surgery and even through the process of recovering showed me they really cared and ICC would be like my home away from home."
She has enjoyed a highly-decorated career for Coach Janna LaBarreare and the Lady Warriors earning Co-Offensive Player of the Year honors in both slow and fast pitch softball as a junior while being named MVP for the slow pitch team in 2010 and fast pitch Player of the Year in 2012.
"Portia has been a tremendous asset for us," said Coach LaBarreare. "She brings a lot of spark and energy to our team and is a great leader. She is a tremendous athlete and competitor… she just has something that is hard to coach in other girls that comes natural that makes her one of those players you want to see great things happen to because she is very deserving of them."
Patterson has been selected All-Division every year since her freshman season in both slow and fast pitch. She named All-State in slow pitch and was Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal All-Area Top 10 selection as a junior and earned All-Area second team honors in slow pitch during the 2012 season.
"We are excited to have Portia coming in from a great program that Coach LaBarreare has developed at Corinth," Kirk commented. "She has tremendous power and speed that makes her a great outfielder, but we are really like batting from the left side of the plate."
Patterson is the eighth member of the Lady Indians' 2013 signing class joining Maddy Lukens (Saltillo), Arriann Henry (North Pontotoc), Heather Dillard (Ingomar), Haley Moore (Itawamba AHS), Cara Hopper (Caledonia), Kendall Glass (Lafayette) and Laken Shankle (Bruce).
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The Open is starting with a double. The dog comes to the line and sees a black and white kite with two gunners way out in the field on a mound. They watch that single thrown left to right onto the flat. Then three gunners appear coming up from behind a mound short and to the right and shoot a flyer right to left down onto the flat in a corner formed by two roads. The line is on top of the road leading toward the flyer with a row of thick tumbleweeds right in front of the line on the way to the long bird. Some dogs are taking the cover. Others are going around the end and having to readjust their line. There is a shallow channel-like piece of water on the flat after the cover. Then the dogs must negotiate a dike, a road, and two channels of water on the way to the bird. The crosswind was blowing left to right for the early dogs but is expected to shift the other way later in the day. Many of the dogs are squaring the road and the two channels which throws them right (currently downwind) and they have to readjust or they end up way to the right and downwind where they are winding the bird. However, if the wind shifts, those dogs will be upwind and unable to wind the bird. A few dogs are not making it all the way out to the long bird and are having to be handled or picked up.
The judges asked the handlers to help them move the large field through the test efficiently by having the dog off leash in the holding blind before being called and moving offline to take the bird from the dog while the next dog is moving to the line. They started on time and it's taking about 4 minutes a dog.


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Can someone help me out with something? How many 25th anniversary figures has Hasbro made? I have the optimus prime and am getting the comic con soundwave. Are there any more yet? (Not counting the takara encore figures.)
One way to out think people is to make them think you think they'll think what you are not really trying to get them to think what you think.
Perceptor and the Insecticons will be hitting sometime in the fall.
At Comic Con, Hasbro revealed that they are making Human Alliance Mudflap with S7 Agent Simmons.
However, he will not come wearing his signature S7 jockstrap.
My eyes still feel a burning sensation from that part of the movie..
2 HABB's at TRU Burbank. Didn't hide them because they seem to be trickling in all over the place now. Had it been HASS and this would've been a different post, though.
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Saw one of those today finally. Looks pretty neat, but I decided not to buy any rotf stuff, even swerve so I passed.
I saw the Toaster-bot (Scout Class). Pretty funny if you ask me.
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Thomson sounded determined but slightly hollow, a sociable and gregarious individual, the prolonged and enforced additional isolation must be wearing him down. It's a testimony to his seamanship and tenacity that he has sailed a remarkable race in the face of such great adversity. The Vendée Globe is in itself a race of human endeavour when it's all systems go but to race for over a month in a power blackout and hold onto fourth position is an achievement to be admired.
Thomson explained today that he had laminated the hydro and was expecting to complete the repairs in the next few days. The situation has now become race critical and we await further information regarding his progress.
At the back of the fleet it was a very jolly, Alessandro Di Benedetto (Team Plastique) who spoke by Visio video link up to the French language version of Vendée Globe LIVE celebrating his 42nd birthday at sea.
'I've just opened my gifts and eaten foie gras to celebrate my birthday, with salt I had with me, and, also, salt from the ocean. I really appreciated the messages I received. I may have celebrated my birthday twice because of the antemeridian, but I swear I only drank once!'
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Despite his high spirits he too is experiencing challenging conditions.
'I have 40 knots of wind and I've just crossed the New Zealand gate, I'm now heading to the West Pacific gate. It's shaking a lot here on board, there are strong gusts. I hope I don't cross paths with a 6.5-metre boat like the one I sailed around the world on, because I would crush it! It's part of my past, really.' He joked.
Life onboard is about constant maintenance and repairs. 'I considered sailing closer to the coast to take shelter and fix a piece of rope stuck in my rudder, but I decided to repair at sea instead. Bernard's case showed situations like that are always tricky. I'm also having engine troubles, it's really not working at the moment, I'm not sure why yet.'
Over the half waypoint, the Italian skipper is more than 5,000 miles behind the leaders and approaching the gate of New Zealand.
Situated 630 miles in the north-east of the Falklands, on the edge of the St. Helena High, the unshaven Armel Le Cléac'h (Banque Populaire) begins his attack on race leader François Gabart (Macif). Throughout the race he has demonstrated that he prefers to sail the shortest and most direct route to the fastest one. This was the route he chose on the way down passed the St Helena High and also at the Crozet Gate. This strategy has always paid dividends for him and so therefore, is there any reason to change it? If he elects again for the shortest route then he could soon gain the advantage as the winds build to 25-30 knots in a depression building from Uruguay.
Sailing his own race, François Gabart (Macif) is pursuing his course towards the east. 'We will meet in Brazil', declared Le Cléac'h today on the Vendée Globe LIVE. Life onboard gives little respite, less the one day of rest after Cape Horn, the conditions have never abated. Armel Le Cléac'h (Banque Populaire) has not shaved for 30 days and sports dark, rugged, furry beard.
Jean-Pierre Dick (Virbac Paprec 3) and to a lesser extent Alex Thomson (Hugo Boss) may benefit from the less arduous climb experienced by the front two boats and could regain some miles. Jean-Pierre Dick has already reduced the gap by 81 miles in the last 24 hours.
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Meanwhile, the five boats rumbling through the deep south are experiencing cold, unpleasant, inconsistent conditions and are all holding onto the same hope that finally they will in lighter winds and flat seas. Jean Le Cam (SynerCiel) is preparing for war against the weather as battles in the next 48 hours towards Cape Horn, his ETA Monday 7th November. He will encounter a deep depression and it's going to be unstable, dark, bumpy, cold and very wet.
In this group, Bernard Stamm (Cheminées Poujoulat) is by far the fastest for 48 hours. After overtaking Arnaud Bossières (Akena Verandas), he made short work of Javier Sanso (Acciona 100% EcoPowered). This morning, the jury received the report from the captain of the Russian ship, which was moored alongside Cheminées Poujoulat during his stopover in Auckland Island. It is currently being reviewed before a decision will be made on reopening the file.
Dominique Wavre (SUI, Mirabaud): I'm facing very tough conditions right now, with huge waves and cold temperatures as well. I think I have four to five days left before Cape Horn, I think it will be the 10th time I round it. I'm not complaining about food, though, I've had very good things lately, including foie gras!
Tanguy de Lamotte (FRA, Initiatives-cœur): It is still a little tough in here. It's cold. I am reaching with plenty of water passing over the bridge. It is difficult, especially for the everyday things like eating and sending emails.
It's great that people are passionate about the Vendée Globe. It's nice to know that, thanks to us, people are happy.
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Finally there are a good group of us who I am sure are going to say quite close together, quire probably until the end of the race. Akena has taken a few good decisions and has joined our group, and I am happy for him, but I wouldn't want him to overtake me.
Mike Golding (GBR, Gamesa): It is still very difficult, we are not in huge winds any more, we still have a very big sea running but the problem is we are still getting squalls through which are still very strong, they never settle down. I just have had a 35 knot squall on a baseline of 22 knots. Very difficult to have a sail plan that covers both those ranges. I'm approaching the Gate now, I'm only 6-7 miles to the south of it, paralleling it, just slowly making my way towards the far end. I'm still taking little nibbles out of it when I get a good wind shift, so hopefully once I am clear of the Gate i can maybe put the bow up and go for a simpler sail configuration and make a more direct and restful passage.
It has not been the easiest of passages and has certainly not been my quickest across the Souther Ocean. A lot of manoeuvres, because are pinned up to the northern gate, just keeping us out of the steady flow … obviously not entirely because the other guys who joined at the front have got the ride and kept the ride, but further back it has been more difficult. It has been a long way, we are looking forward to Cape Horn and start making some progress north.
Arnaud Boissières (FRA, AKENA Vérandas): I've been shaken a lot lately, there's 32 knots of wind and it's moving a lot because of the waves. The blisters on my fingers are getting better thanks to the cream I've put on. It may look like a little detail but when it burns and it gets even worse with the sea water, I can tell you it's a real pain.
I was trying to catch up with the others ahead of me before Cape Horn but it's going to be tricky. Cheminées Poujoulat is going so fast! I still have my red Spanish chorizo on the radar screen ahead of me!
Last night I thought I was going to have a quiet night and be able to get some sleep but not at all! I had to manoeuvre all night long instead.
We're paying a high price to be able to leave the Southern Ocean. I have to be careful but also enjoy the moment, it may be my last strong Southern wind before long!
Armel Le Cléac'h (FRA, Banque Populaire): I'm satisfied with my current position, it's exactly what I chose to do. I'm sailing my own race regardless of what François is doing, or JP, who doesn't have the same weather conditions anyway.
It's still pretty cold at night but still, you can tell we're getting closer to warmer zones. The weather conditions have been tough since we rounded Cape Horn, the sea was really rough, the roughest since the start, really. The past 36 hours have been very demanding, I've had a lot of things and manoeuvres to take care of, and some sleep to catch up with, too! So I didn't have time to shave. But I'll shave before I reach Les Sables, no worries!
I love solo sailing, this time is different from four years ago because there's a close fight, which will hopefully last until Les Sables. I'm glad we managed to avoid major issues, it's been a fast race, we're getting closer to home and hopefully, we'll be there by the end of the month.
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Obama Vows U.S. Will Find Those Responsible for BombingsHans Nichols
President Barack Obama said the full resources of the federal government are being mobilized to investigate the deadly explosions today in Boston and he vowed those responsible will be brought to justice.
"We still do not know who did this or why, and people shouldn't jump to conclusions before we have all the facts," Obama said at the White House. "Any responsible individuals, any responsible groups will feel the full weight of justice."
He said security will be increased across the country "as necessary."
While Obama didn't use the word terrorism to describe the attack, an administration official, who wasn't authorized to speak publicly, said the bombings are being investigated as an act of terror.
The president was notified of the incident today at about 3 p.m., 10 minutes after the twin blasts that killed two people and injured scores of others near the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
He was briefed on the investigation by FBI Director Robert Mueller and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, according to a White House statement.
Obama also called Boston Mayor Tom Menino and Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, and he directed federal agencies to help local authorities in the investigation.
"We don't yet have all the answers," Obama said. "As we get more information, our team will provide more briefings."
No Warnings
Senator Dianne Feinstein, the head of the Intelligence Committee, said there were no warnings.
"There is no intelligence to the best of my knowledge that would point out there was an attack on the way," Feinstein, a California Democrat, told reporters. There weren't "any hallmarks" to the attack "other than the fact it could be homegrown," she said.
She said her committee has been in touch with U.S. intelligence agencies since the bombing, and what while she considers it a terrorist strike, she couldn't say whether it was foreign or domestic.
Terrorism is defined in the Code of Federal Regulations as "the unlawful use of force and violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian population, or any segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives."
Early Information
House Intelligence Chairman Mike Rogers declined to say what information intelligence agencies have given him about the Boston bombings, including whether the attacks were coordinated.
Rogers, a Michigan Republican, said the push for details in the first 12 hours following an attack, "especially like this one," leads to inaccuracies being spread, "so we're all keeping our powder dry until we know all the facts."
Feinstein said the Boston Marathon was a "diabolical" place to strike.
"We've known for sometime that a public event where there were a lot of people would be subject to this possibility," she said.
Vice President Joe Biden was in the middle of a conference call on gun violence when he learned of the incident.
"As I'm speaking here they just turned on the TV in my office," Biden said. "I don't know any of the details of what caused it, who did it, but our prayers are with the people in Boston who have suffered injury."
White House
Outside the White House, police restricted pedestrian traffic on the sidewalk and street immediately along the fence surrounding the executive mansion. The street was closed to vehicles following the 1995 bombing of a federal building in Oklahoma City. Tourists continued to stroll through Lafayette Park directly across Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House.
"Out of an abundance of caution, we have expanded our security perimeter at the White House complex," said Edwin Donovan, deputy assistant director at the Secret Service.
In the U.S. House and Senate, lawmakers observed a moment of silence for the victims. Obama said he has kept congressional leaders of both parties updated.
"We reaffirmed that on days like this there are no Republicans or Democrats -- we are Americans, united in concern for our fellow citizens," Obama said.
The FBI will brief members of Congress on the Boston bombing tomorrow, said Representative Jim Himes, a Connecticut Democrat who sits on the House Intelligence Committee. The 11 a.m. meeting with the intelligence panel will be entirely devoted to the Boston attacks, Himes said.


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The drawing portrays St Blaise, the Christian martyr and bishop of Sebaste (Asia Minor), traditionally the patron saint of wool-carders, who use iron combs similar in appearance to the rake used to tear off the saint's skin before he was put to death. The flat, square, short-toothed comb is the symbol of the martyrdom of St Blaise.
The autography of the drawing, attributed with reservation to Raphael in the inventory, is generally accepted by experts. Fischel (1913–41) has suggested a connection between this drawing, a magnificent example of Raphael's draughtsmanship, and Palazzo San Biagio, built by Bramante for Pope Julius II. Solidly built up with a few basic lines and close parallel hatching which tends to cross in the definition of light and shade, the figure of the saint has been drawn with great mastery of the pen, the graphic medium best suited to the rapid expression of an initial idea, made all in one go.
Raphael, a tireless draughtsman of extraordinary talent, was able to develop his penmanship during his stay in Florence, a period of feverish study during which the young artist carried out endless drawing exercises.
The back of the sheet contains what appears to be a rapid sketch of an architectural detail in pen and ink.
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Cougar men to face San Francisco in CBI Opener
PRINCETON, N.J. - The Washington State University men's basketball team (15-16) has been selected as one of 16 teams to participate in the 2012 College Basketball Invitational (CBI) presented by Zebra Pen, and will travel to San Francisco, Calif. to take on the University of San Francisco (20-13), Tuesday, March 13. Tip is set for 7 p.m. and the game will be televised on HDNet.
"We're excited about the opportunity to continue our season by participating in the CBI," WSU Head Coach Ken Bone said. "It provides us a chance to keep playing and end our season on a positive note."
The fifth annual CBI presented by Zebra Pen will again consist of 16 teams vying for a national championship beginning March 13, ending with a best-of-three Championship Series which begins Monday, March 26. Two of the eight First Round games will commence on Tuesday, March 13 with the remaining First Round games being played on Wednesday, March 14. The Quarterfinal Round will take place Monday, March 19 with Semifinal Round games being played on Wednesday, March 21.
This marks just the second meeting between Washington State and USF as WSU won the lone meeting, 53-45, Dec. 23, 1950 at San Francisco. The Cougars are 1-5 in the state of California this season, with their win coming over USC March 3. WSU will make its first trip to the Bay Area this season as it did not take on California and Stanford on the road because of the additions of Colorado and Utah to the Pac-12.
This marks WSU's 12th postseason appearance and its fifth in the last six years. Last season the Cougars reached the semifinals of the National Invitation Tournament (NIT) and notched their most postseason wins in a season going 3-1. Washington State is 13-11in the postseason. This is the first CBI appearance for the Cougars, however a Pac-12 school has won the championship in two of the four years of its existence. Last season Oregon took home the championship and in 2009 Oregon State won the whole thing. Tulsa took home the inaugural championship in 2008, while VCU won in 2010, one season before reaching the NCAA Tournament Final Four in 2011.
The winner of the game between the Cougars and the Dons will face the winner of North Dakota State at Wyoming. WSU may have the chance to face Oregon State for the fourth time this season, as OSU hosts Western Illinois in the First Round Wednesday. If the two meet, it would occur in the semifinals .


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Patch 48 of 2.6.17's tree commentaried.
This patch has some code wrapping the socket layer, to make our code in hpc/ simpler, along with a function wrapping daemonize, and setting our scheduler settings. the scheduler wrapping function includes a 'high priority' mode we don't use, that I'll be pulling.
I've started work on polishing the patches for the 126.96.36.199 tree, which showed me an ugly case where we're abusing macros to implement something the kernel already has a function for, and we implement it wrong. I'm not sure whether we should pull our implementation and use the kernel's, or what. Code Archeology on this level is Not Fun.
In my day-to-day life, nothing much is happening. *still* no word from my prospective employers. Just getting poorer. I still don't regret things between me and my last workplace breaking down, however. I'm just not comfortable in a workplace that patently dishonest.


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This article came at a good time because I read it after having the discussion group on Regina di Fiori e Di Perle, which put me in a very skeptical place regarding the portrayal of what happened in Ethiopia. In the discussion group I argued that the book includes Italian colonizers who we can relate to, who are "good" Italians. The "bad" Italians in the book are all generals and high-ranking soldiers who we knew were "bad" before even reading the book. Ghermandi portrayed the "real" Italians who we understand as good people, therefore they were unaccountable for their actions.
Pickering-Iazzi talked about this unaccountability in her article. When she was talking about the transportation of the Axum obelisk back to Adddis Ababa, she described different rationales for this gesture. One that she mentioned which fits in with the idea of unaccountability is that the emptiness of Piazza Capena (where the obelisk was housed) unburdens the Italians from the constant reminder of the fascist reign and the brutality they inflicted. Along with this, Pickering-Iazzi argued that the apologies by the President tried to erase Italy's brutality from historical memory.
(re-erecting of the obelisk)
(an interesting article about Presidente Scalfaro's death with a picture of him on a visit to Ethiopia)


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text: Well, mine didn't go up until obamacare was passed. Got a nice 33% hike so had to drop it and went with an independent carrier. Wife is on medicare and has been taking one prescription for 10 yrs and all of the sudden they won't cover it. They suggested another drug as a replacement but it doesn't work. Her doctor has started the paperwork to get an exemption but this could take up to a year. So, now I'm stuck paying for the extra med. You can say what you want his first 2 yrs in office with control of congress and all that was passed was Healthcare reform, aka health insurance reform. If the bill is SO GOOD why are there so many exemptions especially in democratic districts? The health care system needs reform but this isn't it.


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How Financial Need Is Determined
The expected family contribution, or EFC, is the amount of money that a family is expected to contribute toward the price of the student's education from its income and assets. There is a different need analysis formula for each of three student groups:
- Dependent students
- Independent students with no dependents
- Independent students with dependents
The EFC consists of two parts: the parent contribution and the student contribution. Generally, "family contribution" refers to both of these combined. For independent students, there is no parent contribution.
Available Assets
Assets usually are excluded from the EFC calculation for those with an adjusted gross income below $50,000. When assets are taken into account, the EFC formula provides an asset protection allowance according to age and marital status. The typical family receives an asset protection allowance of $17,400. This amount is subtracted from the parents' total net worth of assets and, of the remainder, only 12 percent is considered available assets for education expenses. Independent students with children receive the asset protection allowance, but the assessment rate is now 7 percent.
Example: Treatment of Parental Assets
In comparison, dependent students and independent students with no dependents are expected to contribute 20 percent of their total assets, since it is assumed that these students have saved their money for the purpose of paying for their education.
Assets used to calculate the EFC include:
- Real estate other than the family residence
- Investments
- Family-owned business with more than 100 employees
- A farm that the family does not live on
- Current cash, savings, and checking accounts
- Education IRA or higher education savings plans
The following assets are not included:
- The value of IRAs and other retirement plans
- Home equity (the difference between home value and home debt)
- Farm equity for a farm on which the family lives (the difference between the value of the farm and the debt against the farm)
- Family-owned business with fewer than 100 employees
- Cash value of life insurance policies
Available Income
To determine the amount of income available for educational purposes, both parents and students are given "offsets" against income. Offset include taxes (federal, state, local, FICA), employment expenses, and an income protection allowance. For parents and independent students with dependents, the income protection allowance can range from approximately $17,000 to $53,000, based on family size and number of family members enrolled in college.
After subtracting the offsets from total income, the remaining income is called available income. For parents and independent students with dependents, the available assets are added to the available income to arrive at the adjusted available income (AAI). A portion of this amount is multiplied by 22 to 47 percent (plus a additional predetermined assessment) to arrive at the total contribution. The higher the income, the higher the percentage used.
Example: Parents or Independent Student with Dependents
If more than one child attends college, the total contribution is divided by the number in college:
Dependent students and independent students without dependents are expected to contribute 50 percent of their available income and receive a more limited income protection allowance:
- $6,400 for dependent students
- $9,960 for single independent students
- $9,960 for married independent students with both enrolled
- $15,960 for married independent students with one enrolled
Income used to calculate the EFC includes:
- Adjusted gross income, if tax filers, or total wages
- Non-taxable income, contributions to tax-deferred pension and savings plans, IRA deductions, child support, untaxed portions of retirement distributions and other items listed on the financial aid application
The following income is not included:
- TANF, untaxed Social Security benefits or earned income credits
- Food stamps or subsidized housing
- Student financial aid awards, including need-based work study earnings
- Federal education tax credits
- Child support paid to another household
EFC & Financial Aid Need
The greater the financial need, the greater the student's financial aid eligibility.
A family's EFC remains the same even when the price of the school increases:
In this way, financial aid allows families to consider schools that would otherwise be out of reach. Estimate your financial aid eligibility for the Federal Pell Grant, Minnesota State Grant, and federal education tax benefits.
High school juniors can estimate their financial aid eligibility using the FAFSA 4caster. The data entered can be transferred to the FAFSA on the Web the following year.
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An avid reader by age seven, Clari Dees loved to hang out at the public library, and the local bookstore staff knew her by name. She has worked for a lawn care service, as a wrangler for a riding stable and as a tour guide in an historical show cave. Her fascination with books and libraries continues, however, and Clari now works as a public librarian by day and a writer by night. When she's not locating books for a student's overdue research paper or tracing down an elusive genealogy link for a library patron, she can be found at her computer researching or writing her next story.
Clari, a preacher's kid from a large family, has been in forty-one states and two countries on mission and singing trips. She still travels frequently, but firmly believes there is no place like home, which happens to be the beautiful Show-Me State of Missouri. If she's not working, writing or reading, she's spending time with her family or playing with the horses, dogs, cat, goldfish, rabbit or bearded dragon that inhabit their country place. You can visit Clari on her blog or on Facebook.


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O'Connor receives honorary degree from Binghamton University
BINGHAMTON, NY – Sandra Day O'Connor, the first female associate justice of the United State Supreme Court, was recognized by Binghamton University and the State University of New York with an honorary Doctor of Laws degree in a Nov. 4 ceremony in New York City.
President Lois B. DeFleur said, "We recognize the significant impact she has had on our nation and its laws and all of us can proudly claim her as a role model." She added that O'Connor "has served our nation with distinction, shaping the legal discourse on issues as varied as Federalism, privacy and pluralism. In her rulings and in her dissents, Justice O'Connor has been an outstanding and eloquent defender of the Constitution."
DeFleur was joined by Kathryn Grant Madigan, chair of the Binghamton University Council, and Carl T. Hayden, chairman of the SUNY Board of Trustees, for O'Connor's hooding.
Madigan then introduced O'Connor, noting that the jurist is a woman of many firsts.
"It's truly fitting that we honor her trailblazing efforts within the legal profession as a true champion for judicial independence," Madigan said. "We share [her] zeal for civic education."
In her remarks, O'Connor referred to herself as "just an unemployed cowgirl these days." She spoke of the power of a degree for everyone regardless of race, gender or age, and the need to educate our citizens, especially young people, about our government and judicial process.
"I'm concerned that our nation's schools generally are failing to impart a sense of civic mindedness," O'Connor said. "America is an idea. To be sure, it's also a territory and population, a symbol and a promise. But it's an idea about the relationship between our citizens and our government."
Quoting statistics that reveal how little people actually know about our government — one poll indicated that less than one-third of eighth-graders can identify the purpose of the Declaration of Independence and only one-third of Americans can name the three branches of government — O'Connor said "a healthy democracy requires sustained citizen participation and public schools give the tools.
"Civic education has been abandoned in half of our states in our country today in high schools and is in steady decline," she added. "We must not neglect the education of our students about how our government and political system works."
O'Connor said it is our responsibility to demonstrate to students what civics is about.
"It's about empowerment and teaching students to think and how they can be involved in their communities to make them better," she said. "Fires almost always begin with a small spark and we need to help young people realize that they can be powerful through their knowledge of civics in their daily lives."
O'Connor has established a website that focuses on teaching middle school youth about the judicial branch of government.
"Today, young people spend something close to 40 hours a week in front of a television or computer. We only need a little bit of that time and they'll really learn a lot about how government works."
O'Connor believes the site (ourcourts.org) will enable students to tap into their potential.
"It's engaging and will make them think. It's a powerful tool if we can use it through games, online discussions and social networking. It allows students to express themselves.
"We have a stable government, but we can't take it for granted," O'Connor concluded. "I hope all of you will be part of this effort to make sure that all of our citizens gain that understanding and have it in the future. Democracy is a sustained conversation. Democratic discourse has to start in our schools, and it's in the schools that we help shape attitudes and experiences for young people more than anywhere else."


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Have the kids help shape this tender yeast bread to resemble a Menorah as a fun and delicious way to involve them in celebrating the holiday.
It may seem warmer than usual but most "quick-mix" methods combine the flour, yeast and sugar and very warm water (120° to 130°). It is often faster than the traditional method that requires the added step of first dissolving the yeast in warm water (105° to 115°)
To shape gumdrops like flames gently roll and pinch them between fingers or on a heavily sugared surface.
Like other yeast breads, this holiday bread needs time to rise. Be sure to plan ahead.
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Show user's username instead of user id
Could the actual users name be added to either of the two red arrowed places on the backend of console of joomla? Their UID (ie 7593) doesn't mean a whole lot at this level.
*See the resource manager in the admin interface and hover over the resource title. The bubble shows some information including "created by: ####" and lists the user's id number. Can the user's id be changed to show the user's username instead or add a new column to the page stating the username.


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I found this on rebelscum.com today. Why are they REMAKEING this stuff is it there goal to kill this line?
Saga Action Fleet Wave 3 (October)
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I found this on rebelscum.com today. Why are they REMAKEING this stuff is it there goal to kill this line?
Saga Action Fleet Wave 3 (October)
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Yep, think about it, if they kill the line then when the fans ask for them again they can say "We gave it a second try with our best efforts but it just didn't take."
"Hokey packaging and ancient gimmicks are no match for good detail on your figure, kid."
"I am a Klingot from Oklahoma in human boy form."
"We came, we saw, we conquered... We, woke up!"
You hit the nail on the head. Even with the E2 AF, they are just setting themselves up for failure. If you neuter a line of what makes it tick, don't go scratching your head when the sales are stagnent.
"Well, we tried Action Fleet, but it just failed to catch on." This will be a quote at some point from one of the Hasbro product managers or execs when asked about the future of AF. Does anyone care to wager?
Yeah, that does sound like CRAP!! I mean if they are going to re-make the Action Fleet vehicles, why don't they re-make the rare ones?
Khoo-Ha...Please Pass The Jelly.
WE need to do ANOTHER PETITION To let Hasbro Know Just how we feel about what WE KNOW there trying to do. I really don't understand why they would be doing this in the first place. Don't they want to make money off of us not lose money on something no one wants. When will they learn that when They make something we want we will Buy it. With out us to buy there products there would be none of this I'm getting Really sick of them treating us this way THEY KNOW WHAT WE WANT so why don't they make it.
It's just like on the 12" figs that use the Crappy bulky Old Gi Joe bodies. We've been asking them for Years to Change to the newer Joe bodies THAT THEY MAKE
(and sell for only $5.99) but the answer has always been will look into it. Then they use one on the NEW 12" JANGO FETT and it sells like hot cakes and the Product is One of the best 12" Star Wars toys ever made. Now that their giving us this there trying to act like they can't do the same thing for the Females Figs just look at the ZAM WESELL it looks like a joke. It looks even worse that its Shipping with the AWESOME looking Count Dooku. Its not like they don't have better female bodies just look at the female pilots, nurses, and solders. They also have the body they used on HOTH LEIA which was done very well, Also was the deal with that head of hers.
Anyways I know this is a MM & AF Forum and not the 12" Forum but This is how HASBRO seems to work. What they need to do is set up a program where they take a few Collectors and run their ideas buy them first like test marketing them just like they do for small kids where they give them the toys and See how they play with them. I know hasbro thinks that a group like that Will like just everything they show them. But it'll show them what we REALLY WANT and save them TIME and MONEY and WE WILL ALL be HAPPY. If they don't they will learn the the hard way.
To be NICE to Hasbro they have been doing better on the 3 3/4 line (not on the poses though) and the new Star Wars JR. line (Playskool). If only they would be that kind to their other products we would be very happy and VERY POOR little MONKEYS.
I already have 4 walkers and 3 snowspeeders, and only because they were $2 or $5 on clearance- what makes them think I want to shell out $10 to have another one?
Anyone remember the Classic CT figures? I fear the same thing will happen with Action Fleet. As long as they are using old molds, why not the Star Destroyer? And where are the Ambassadors?
They asked the Hasbro Federation if they could cut us a little slack... but their response, it didn't thrill them, they locked the doors and tried to kill'em. They escaped from that gas..met Jar-Jar and Boss Nass, they took a Bongo from the scene...and got chewed up by an Opee.
"Hokey packaging and ancient gimmicks are no match for good detail on your figure, kid."
"I am a Klingot from Oklahoma in human boy form."
"We came, we saw, we conquered... We, woke up!"
Are the small MicroMachine Snowspeeders decent for using with an Action Fleet AT-AT? The smaller AT sucks, the speeder can just tip it like a cow.
I love the idea of smaller vehicles for a desktop war, but I really wish they'd start making the ships to scale with one another. If Hasbro did that, I would buy much more than what I find on clearance.
"It's bombs away for Iraq and on our civil liberties if Bush and his cronies get their way. Dissent is patriotic!"
- Helen Thomas, veteran journalist
Journalists are mostly centrist in their political orientation. The minority of journalists who do not identify with the "center" are more likely to identify with the "right" when it comes to economic issues and to identify with the "left" when it comes to social issues.
I don't know about exact scale between the AF AT-AT & MM snowspeeder, but it would obviously be better than the AF snowspeeder.
It wouldn't work for a desktop war, but if you want a cool scale display of snowspeeder & AT-AT, the AF snowspeeder vs. the large Kenner electronic AT-AT would be awesome.
"We have enough youth. We need a fountain of SMART!"
I've been doing some size comparisons on stuff and I've found that in canon scale for ST ships the Playmates Vor'Cha, Playmates Klingon BoP, the MM Klingon BoP, and D-7 class ship are nearly in scale. There are some different sizes of Klingon BoPs..
On the Snowspeeder and AF Action Fleet thing, yeah they do actually look a lot better together than the AF Snowspeeder & AT-AT or the MM Snowspeeder & AT-AT.
"Hokey packaging and ancient gimmicks are no match for good detail on your figure, kid."
"I am a Klingot from Oklahoma in human boy form."
"We came, we saw, we conquered... We, woke up!"


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A popular Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy follows the adventures of New Orlean's lower denizens of the French Quarter.
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"A green hunting cap squeezed the top of the fleshy balloon of a head. The green earflaps, full of large ears and uncut hair and the fine bristles that grew in the ears themselves, stuck out on either side like turn signals indicating two directions at once. Full, pursed lips protruded beneath the bushy black moustache and, at their corners, sank into little folds filled with disapproval and potato chip crumbs."
Meet Ignatius J. Reilly, the hero of John Kennedy Toole's tragicomic tale, A Confederacy of Dunces. This 30-year-old medievalist lives at home with his mother in New Orleans, pens his magnum opus on Big Chief writing pads he keeps hidden under his bed, and relays to anyone who will listen the traumatic experience he once had on a Greyhound Scenicruiser bound for Baton Rouge. ("Speeding along in that bus was like hurtling into the abyss.") But Ignatius's quiet life of tyrannizing his mother and writing his endless comparative history screeches to a halt when he is almost arrested by the overeager Patrolman Mancuso--who mistakes him for a vagrant--and then involved in a car accident with his tipsy mother behind the wheel. One thing leads to another, and before he knows it, Ignatius is out pounding the pavement in search of a job.
Over the next several hundred pages, our hero stumbles from one adventure to the next. His stint as a hotdog vendor is less than successful, and he soon turns his employers at the Levy Pants Company on their heads. Ignatius's path through the working world is populated by marvelous secondary characters: the stripper Darlene and her talented cockatoo; the septuagenarian secretary Miss Trixie, whose desperate attempts to retire are constantly, comically thwarted; gay blade Dorian Greene; sinister Miss Lee, proprietor of the Night of Joy nightclub; and Myrna Minkoff, the girl Ignatius loves to hate. The many subplots that weave through A Confederacy of Dunces are as complicated as anything you'll find in a Dickens novel, and just as beautifully tied together in the end. But it is Ignatius--selfish, domineering, and deluded, tragic and comic and larger than life--who carries the story. He is a modern-day Quixote beset by giants of the modern age. His fragility cracks the shell of comic bluster, revealing a deep streak of melancholy beneath the antic humor. John Kennedy Toole committed suicide in 1969 and never saw the publication of his novel. Ignatius Reilly is what he left behind, a fitting memorial to a talented and tormented life. --Alix WilberAbout the Author:
John Kennedy Toole was born in New Orleans in 1937. He received a master's degree in English from Columbia University and taught at Hunter College and at the University of Southwestern Louisiana. He wrote A Confederacy of Dunces in the early sixties and tried unsuccessfully to get the novel published; depressed, at least in part by his failure to place the book, he committed suicide in 1969. It was only through the tenacity of his mother that her son's book was eventually published and found the audience it deserved. His long-suppressed novel The Neon Bible, written when he was only sixteen, was eventually published as well. A Confederacy of Dunces won the 1981 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.
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Conference examines women's songs from West Africa, May 2-4
Posted April 21, 2003; 03:45 p.m.
"Women's Songs From West Africa," a conference featuring scholars from Africa, Europe and North America, will convene Friday through Sunday, May 2-4, in Robertson Hall. Participants will examine women's use of songs to express themselves publicly in a society in which men have traditionally dominated the public arena and women's voices have been confined to the domestic sphere.
Sponsored by Princeton University and Pennsylvania State University, the conference will run from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Friday; 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday; and 9 a.m. to noon Sunday. It will be accompanied by a concert featuring women singers from Guinea and Gambia at 8 p.m. Saturday, May 3, in Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall.
The event marks the midpoint of a three-year project funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities and directed by Aissata Sidikou-Morton, an assistant professor in the Department of French and Italian at Princeton, and Thomas Hale, head of the Department of French at Penn State. They will edit papers delivered at the conference, publish an anthology of songs and write a synthesis of current research on women's songs from West Africa.
Sponsors from Princeton include the Office of the President, the Department of French and Italian, the Department of Music, the Program in African Studies, the Department of History and the Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies. Sponsors from Penn State are the College of Liberal Arts and the Department of Comparative Literature.
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Who is watching this show? I'm really liking the storyline for the younger brother and Rizzo's daughter.
She is probably the most attractive girl on television that I watch right now. (Since a certain death on Hell on Wheels) and I'm not actively watching Kristin Kruek's new Beauty and the Beast.


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Voice Rapid squeaking. Higher pitched than other frogs.
Breeding February-April. Breeds in shallow watered pond edges. Eggs laid in groups of 10-50.
Habitat Temperate forests, rivers, intermittent rivers, swamps, freshwater marshes, intermittent freshwater marches, freshwater springs, ponds, open excavations, and canals and ditches.
Range Ohio through Pennsylvania, Alabama. Also Mississippi & West Virginia.
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In regards to the escape pod idea, I think that would be great. However, I would make it a deluxe pack and put 3-PO as a pack-in with the pod. I think Hasbro will likely make more deluxe packs, given the fact the fan's choice #3 was Ephant Mon.
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