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Well turkey season is over and the Springtime call orders have slowed down. So this is the time of year I like to experiment and start making calls for next years Sportsmens Shows.
Here are a couple I just finished. The first is Maple pot with Padauk inlay and a Padauk striker. The second is a call I make a couple of each year. It is Yellowheart with Purpleheart inlay.
It has a Yellowheart striker. Both have slate surfaces.

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Via #7 Flushing, Queens. Exit Mets-Willets Point and follow the signs to Flushing Meadows Corona Park through the exit ramp of the station into the park. Then, follow signs for the Queens Museum on a fifteen-minute walk through the park to the museum, which is located next to the Unisphere, the giant steel globe. The entrance is on the side facing the parking lot.
Leave your baggage at home and bring a picnic blanket out to Flushing Meadows Corona Park for Target Passport Fridays at the Queens Museum of Art co-presented with NYC & Company and Rooftop Films. The free weekly outdoor festivities feature live dance performances, a concert, and film screening from one of the many international locales that fuel Queens' cultural and artistic vitality.
When The Drum is Beating (Whitney Dow | USA/Haiti | 84 min.)
Documents the Haitian band, Septentrional. For 60 years this 20 piece band has been making beautiful music — a fusion of Cuban big band and Haitian vodou beats – that turns out thousands of fans. Their extraordinary story is interwoven with the history of Haiti and how it went from being the first free black republic with a huge wealth of natural resources to a shattered country that cannot support its citizens.


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1. The Emperor's Children, by Claire Messud
The best 9/11 novel that's much more than a 9/11 novel. Weirdly relatable, even though the characters are all pretty much upper-class pseudo-intellectuals.
2. What She Saw…, by Lucinda Rosenfeld
Important twenties life lesson: Dating losers is not a life sentence. (Thank god.)
3. The Deptford Trilogy, by Robertson Davies
A wondrously insane and magical (in that it is actually about a magician) three-book series.
4. The Secret History, by Donna Tartt
The best time to read The Secret History is probably while you're still in college, because it is about a secret society at a small liberal arts college gone horribly awry, but it is also worth picking up a few years later to be reminded about the intensity of college friendships, and also Ancient Greek.
5. Giovanni's Room, by James Baldwin
A timeless story of masculinity, desire, and heartbreak that has become particularly resonant for young gay men.
6. A Visit from the Goon Squad, by Jennifer Egan
These interwoven narratives (some of which were published as stand-alone stories in magazines such as the New Yorker) are brilliantly crafted, wryly tender portraits of life and love and the small tragedies of everyday modern life.
7. The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, by Junot Díaz
A book about the search for meaning even when life might be meaningless. (Also, my colleague Ariane says: "Yunior is also the dopest narrator you will ever encounter.")
8. Lucy, by Jamaica Kincaid
A powerful coming-of-age story of an introspective 19-year-old girl from the West Indies who becomes an au pair in the U.S.
9. The Moviegoer, by Walker Percy
The story of Binx Bolling is kind of like what might have happened if Dick Whitman never became Don Draper, and instead started wandering around first New Orleans, and then the country, on a neverending spiritual and existential quest.
10. White Teeth, by Zadie Smith
In addition to White Teeth being perhaps the ultimate 20th century British immigrant novel, it will also, possibly, inspire you to greatness: Smith finished it during her final year at Cambridge and was 24 (!!!) when it was published.
11. The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, by Michael Chabon
Jews, New York, World War II, superheroes, comics, Nazis, love: It's all here, in spades. One of the leading contenders for Great American Novel status.
12. Infinite Jest, by David Foster Wallace
Because you'll never have time to read it later.
13. Bright Lights, Big City, by Jay McInerney
You read this book because even though they used typewriters and did way more cocaine than is even remotely healthy, it's still a perfectly told story about being young and thinking you're way too smart for what you're doing. Also it's possibly the only book ever written in the second person that actually works.
14. The Namesake, by Jhumpa Lahiri
A beautifully told coming-of-age story that is also about how to reconcile in-betweenness: of culture, of place, of time.
15. Call Me by Your Name, by André Aciman
Says my friend Chris: "Super-duper gay sexy but also gorgeous."
16. The Rachel Papers, by Martin Amis
The Rachel Papers is "a fairly essential 'leaving adolescence and discovering that everything is still confusing and awful' kind of novel," says my colleague Jack, which seems like a pretty decent recommendation.
17. Song of Solomon, by Toni Morrison
You almost definitely read this in high school English class, but you will almost definitely also have a much different perspective on Milkman and his family and their struggles a few years later.
18. The Sun Also Rises, by Ernest Hemingway
Another English syllabus special, Hemingway's tight prose and peerless storytelling are somehow more resonant when you are reading it on your own. Or as my colleague Matt put it: "I couldn't keep my eyes open for more than five pages of Hemingway growing up, but for some reason I picked this up in my post-graduation haze and was mesmerized."
19. Never Let Me Go, by Kazuo Ishiguro
The ultimate dystopian love story. If it doesn't make you cry, your heart may be made of stone.
20. A Home at the End of the World, by Michael Cunningham
A classic "queer Bildungsroman," as my colleague Kevin says.
21. The Sandman Series, by Neil Gaiman
Gaiman's dark, tragic comic series originally ran as a 10-book series from 1989 to 1996 but has now entered the graphic-novel pantheon.
22. The Group, by Mary McCarthy
How is it possible that a novel written in 1963 about a group of post-collegiate friends in New York City IN THE 1930S could still be so relevant? Probably because the struggles of being in your twenties — particularly, how much do you care about the opinions of other people, and what does success mean? — have been the same since the dawn of time.
23. Quicksand and Passing, by Nella Larsen
These two novellas written by a half-black, half-Danish woman in the 1920s capture the complications of that time — sexism and racism chief among them — while also being the beautifully told (and timeless) stories of deeply flawed young women.
24. Pastoralia, by George Saunders
I'll let my colleague Aylin's boyfriend explain this pick: "It just illustrates in such a breathtakingly beautiful, memorable way how easy it is for people to inflict pain on each other and how terrible it is to fall between the cracks in America, which it's easier than ever to do now. I don't know, I feel like reading it made me feel more compassionate toward people." Aw!
25. Ready Player One, by Ernest Cline
Says my colleague Krutika: "It's the perfect mix of childhood nostalgia for anyone who's in their twenties right now, and futuristic dystopian action/adventure where everyone's unwittingly more earnest and sincere than they mean to be."
26. A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, by Dave Eggers
The title is astonishingly accurate, but also, Eggers' work is a terrific window into what one of my friends calls "MTV lit." (This is not pejorative.)
27. The Bell Jar, by Sylvia Plath
My friend Julia puts it well: "What the protagonist Esther Greenwood goes through pretty much speaks to my whole generation and the next. College graduates who don't know what they want to do as a career, are not excited about things their parents say they should be, want to have sex but not babies… all of it. It also encourages young people to be unafraid to voice their feelings and opinions. Makes me wish Sylvia Plath could have read her own book without prejudice — it might have helped."
28. Main Street, by Sinclair Lewis
A book about an ambitious, difficult woman who is forced by circumstance (like being born in the wrong decade, in Minnesota) to keep settling for less than what she wants. But she doesn't stop trying her hand at finding utopia.
29. His Dark Materials trilogy, by Philip Pullman
The classic fantasy series — if you've only seen The Golden Compass, the film based on the first book in the series, you owe it to yourself to read the books (which are so much better).
30. Generation X, by Douglas Coupland
To understand where everyone a little older than you is coming from.
31. The Fortress of Solitude, by Jonathan Lethem
About comics and superheroes and coming of age in a nearly unrecognizable Brooklyn.
32. Housekeeping, by Marilynne Robinson
An important book to read to learn about being lonely.
33. I Love Dick, by Chris Kraus
I'll let my friend Emily handle this one: "Readers will be rewarded with most psychologically astute sex scene ever written, plus a thorough, impassioned and wholly unique analysis of the power dynamics of heterosexual sex and love, how heterosexuality works to keep women unrepresented and unable to fully represent themselves, and how that affects the world." Whew! (Also, sorta fun to read this one on the subway, IYKWIM.)
34. On the Road, by Jack Kerouac
So that you'll realize the way you felt about this book in high school has totally changed.
35. Even Cowgirls Get the Blues, by Tom Robbins
I love what my friend Evie says about this book: "It is kind of a primer on absurdist literature and speaks volumes to self-doubt and discovery and body image and feminine identity reclamation. Plus, it has that sense of humor that you have in your twenties when you think you are SO FUCKING CLEVER, and sometimes you actually are."
36. Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, by Haruki Murakami
Two complicated, brilliant, and intertwined yet distinct narratives (Hard-Boiled Wonderland and The End of the World) about a surreal dystopia.
37. Bossypants, by Tina Fey
This whole book is filled with brilliance — about work, about being a woman, about being a mom, about being a boss — but one of my favorites is what Fey writes about Amy Poehler: "Amy made it clear that she wasn't there to be cute. She wasn't there to play wives and girlfriends in the boys' scenes. She was there to do what she wanted to do and she did not fucking care if you like it."
38. Kitchen Confidential, by Anthony Bourdain
Will immediately quash your fantasies of opening your own restaurant unless you are a masochist, in which case this book will be your how-to.
39. How to Lose Friends and Alienate People, by Toby Young
Young's memoir about his (mis)adventures in the New York media scene can seem a bit petulant, but he does manage to capture pretty perfectly that world's bizarre rituals and petty status obsessions.
40. The Dirt, by Mötley Crüe and Neil Strauss
You think your twenties were wild? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
41. Lunar Park, by Bret Easton Ellis
Technically a novel, but more of a fictionalized memoir: "It's about what happens when you reach your career goals yet you still find yourself haunted by ghosts," says my colleague Michael. Also, it's important to read Bret Easton Ellis before you get too old.
42. Just Kids, by Patti Smith
One of my favorite books of the last few years, maybe ever. Smith's memoir is about falling in love — with a man, with New York, with her adult self — and will make you long for a New York that you never knew.
43. Another Bullshit Night in Suck City, by Nick Flynn
For learning that trauma is traumatic.
44. Oh the Glory of it All, by Sean Wilsey
I love what my friend Alex says about this book: "It's just a fab memoir about growing up in San Francisco, but mostly the dude had a TERRIBLE childhood. And I think terrible childhood books are best for people in their twenties (file under whining, quit yer)." I would also add that it's a fascinating window into a rarefied S.F. world of non–Silicon Valley wealth, and Wilsey manages the neat trick of making us empathize with him despite his family's comfortable finances.
45. I Don't Care About Your Band, by Julie Klausner
These hilarious interconnected essays about finding and losing (mostly losing) love as a twentysomething in New York City take place in the recent past, but something tells me they are timeless.
46. Wild, by Cheryl Strayed
For how, and why, to be brave. And also how to hike for over 1,000 miles alone after your mother's death, your divorce, and your recovery from a bit of a heroin addiction.
47. Lit, by Mary Karr
Karr's memoir about her alcoholism is like a punch in the gut, in the best possible way. And as my friend Jess says, this book "will teach you to be honest with yourself."
48. I'm with the Band, by Pamela Des Barres
Des Barres spent much of the '60s as a rock 'n' roll groupie, and this classic memoir is a good reminder that a narcissist by any other name (aka rock star) is still a narcissist.
49. Dear Diary, by Lesley Arfin
Arfin revisits her funny, dark diary entries from the ages of 12 through 25. There's lots to relate to here, and also some deeply cautionary tales.
50. The Complete Poems of Anne Sexton, by Anne Sexton
Sexton was a revolutionary: She wrote frankly and breathtakingly about incredibly personal and controversial topics — including her mental illness, drug addiction, and abortion — until her suicide in 1973 at age 45.
51. Actual Air, by David Berman
You may know Berman best as the lead singer of the Silver Jews, but in 1999 he published a slyly sweet book of poetry that takes on everything from Abraham Lincoln to his ex-girlfriend.
52. The Collected Poems of Kenneth Koch, by Kenneth Koch
For fans of Frank O'Hara who are ready for something a little more exuberant.
53. Alien vs. Predator, by Michael Robbins
Michael Robbins is maybe my favorite contemporary poet. Here is a verse from a poem he published on The Awl last year:
Maybe it's Maybelline. Why can't you be true?
You re-gifted the VD I wrapped up just for you.
My penis and my brain team up to penis-brain you.
It is now my duty to completely drain you.
54. The Collected Poems of Audre Lord, by Audre Lord
Audre Lorde called herself a "black, lesbian, mother, warrior, and poet," and her poems — about race, sexuality, love, loss, parenthood, politics, and death — are emotional and angry and warm all at once.
55. Me Talk Pretty One Day, by David Sedaris
Because it's sometimes instructive to realize that your awkward, quirky upbringing can become the stuff of best-selling essays.
56. How to Be a Woman, by Caitlin Moran
Moran's book is a sharp, wise, and, most of all, hilarious exploration of modern-day womanhood, feminism, and being generally kick-ass. (Also, this Tumblr.)
57. My Misspent Youth, by Meghan Daum
The titular essay in this collection was published in 1999 in The New Yorker, when the 29-year-old Daum realized that she was totally, utterly broke and needed to leave New York, and her lament is the timeless one of the upper-middle-class liberal arts college graduate who cannot live in the New York of their fantasies: "I spend money on Martinis and expensive dinners because, as is typical among my species of debtor, I tell myself that Martinis and expensive dinners are the entire point — the point of being young, the point of living in New York City, the point of living."
58. Slouching Towards Bethlehem, by Joan Didion
The Bible for anyone who's fancied themselves a writer, ever. Didion has probably said what you wanted to say, and earlier and better.
59. Up in the Old Hotel, by Joseph Mitchell
Mitchell was a New Yorker writer whose essays about the city in the 1930s to the 1960s are each gems of keenly observed daily life. Wherever you live, these will make you look at your everyday surroundings a little differently.
60. How to Cook Everything, by Mark Bittman
No task — whether making pasta or scrambling an egg — is too basic for this book of basics, and sometimes you really need to start with the basics.
61. How's Your Drink?, by Eric Felten
As my colleague Ray says, "You gotta learn how to drink like a person sooner or later."
62. The Elements of Style, by Strunk & White
To know how to write.
63. Letters to a Young Contrarian, by Christopher Hitchens
However you feel about Hitchens' work, this little volume is incredibly instructive in teaching you how to write things without giving a shit about what other people think. Or to learn how to just not give a shit about what other people think, generally.
64. Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, by Betty Edwards
My colleague Summer says that this book is "so great for creativity in general and encouraging everyone to draw like they did as children." (And not just for lefties!)
65. He's Just Not That Into You, by Greg Behrendt and Liz Tuccillo
Because sometimes clichés are true, and it's important to figure out when.
With extra-special thanks for their suggestions to the BuzzFeed editorial staff and my friends Chris, Alex, Shaya, Jess, Emily K., Emily G., Melanie, Carolyn, Kate, Elizabeth, Mary, Evie, Julia, Alia, Abbey, and CK. And my mom!


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By Shuli Ren
India cut its 2013 (their fiscal-end-year is March, 2014) GDP growth forecast from 6.4% to 5.3% and signaled interest rates would not fall until rupee stabilized first.
Indian court sentenced the four men who committed last December's Delhi gang rape and murder to death. The victim came from a poor family who adored her and supported her nursing school training. A middle class dream was dashed. The S&P BSE SENSEX Index lost 0.2%.
If India itself fails to inspire, at least we can be comforted by the new governor Raghuram Rajan's good looks. Here is a fun read from the Wall Street Journal:
Shobhaa De, a columnist in the nation's Economic Times, India's largest-selling business newspaper, gushes over the governor in a piece today.
"The guy's put 'sex' back in the limp Sensex," Ms. De writes in a piece that calls him a "much-panted-after sex symbol."
Some economists think China's recent economic rebound still rely on the same old investment-fueled growth and the economy is on track for a slowdown.
China is on an anti-corruption drive. It scrapped a decades-old unwritten rule that exempted incumbent and retired members of the seven-member Politico Standing Committee from corruption investigation. Reuters takes a look at the man behind this drive.
Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index lost 0.9% today as investors pulled back from a three-week rally driven by the prospects for a new free trade zone in Shanghai. Shipping companies and banks led the loss.
Labor situation is improving in South Africa. National Union of Mineworkers agreed to a deal for wage hikes of up to 12% and ended a three-week strike against the construction industry. Unemployment rate there is 25%. It is hard to imagine labor has much bargaining power.
Indonesian rupiah gained 1% after the central bank hiked rates yesterday.
Malaysia's state-backed oil and gas service provider UMW Oil & Gas Corp. Bhd. is seeking an IPO that could value the company at $850 million. It has already attracted eight cornerstone investors, including Fidelity Investments and J.P. Morgan (JPM).
Emerging Markets Stocks in the News:
Yanzhou Coal Mining (YZC)'s ADR traded at the widest discount to its Hong Kong stock in two months, after the government said it planned to cut coal production.


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Reminder -- Piney Woods DQ entries close tomorrow (Monday) at midnight!!
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Sugar Mill Katie "Katie"
Sugar Mill's Pretty Woman "Julia"
Sugar Mill Cookie "Cookie"
Sugar Mill Jessie's Girl "Jessie"
Sugar Mill Candie "Candie"
Forever missed and loved:
Sunrise over the Jemez "Zia" JH QAA (7/28/03 to 5/21/11)
Sugar Mill Peggy "Peggy" (4/7/11 to 3/7/13)
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El Toro "Bull" QAA (12/10/03 to 11/19/15)
Anyone at the Qual today? I've got to track from a distance unfortunately. Good luck to everyone running.
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Congratulations to Clint Avant on a 1,2,3 finish in the Qual.
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And Charles Cottrell and Junie with 4th place in the Q.
I've got a Slider x Junie puppy in the oven!
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As the great philosopher John Lennon once wrote (in his case, all too presciently), "Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans." Barack Obama has long been making plans to "pivot" American foreign policy away from the stagnant or dormant battles of the Middle East and Europe, toward the vibrant opportunities in Asia-Pacific—but the cluster of Old World struggles (or, as Lennon put it, "life") keeps pulling him back in.
Obama's desire for a pivot (or "rebalance," as the White House renamed it after panicked complaints from Middle Eastern and European allies) is no mere slogan. He is, after all, a product of the Pacific, only the second president (after Richard Nixon) to be born in California or points west; in his case, of course, Hawaii, with much of his childhood spent in Indonesia—that is, in Asia. Whatever the cause of his interest, former aides say that, as far back as the transition between the 2008 election and his inauguration as president, Obama talked up the importance of Asia. It is significant, they add, that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's first overseas trip was a four-country jaunt to Asia (Japan, South Korea, China, and Indonesia) and that Obama's first state dinner at the White House hosted the prime minister of India. He meant the trip and the dinner to signal a shift in America's priorities.
And so, this week, Obama finally embarked on his own four-country trip to Asia, focused on the main U.S. allies in the region—Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, and the Philippines. He last planned a trip in October 2013, but he had to cancel it in order to deal with the Republican-led government shutdown. That had promised to be an important trip. The occasion was the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. Obama sent Secretary of State John Kerry to take his place, but the Japanese in particular—who tend to view international politics in unusually personal terms—took Obama's absence as a snub, and China's president, Xi Jinping, dominated the event.


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Panel looks at race, gender and religion in campaign
Friday, April 18, 2008, 4:30 p.m. · 101 Friend Center
Posted April 10, 2008; 11:33 p.m.
"Campaign '08: Race, Gender and Religion" is the title of a panel discussion set for 4:30 p.m. Friday, April 18, in 101 Friend Center.
The panelists will examine these key issues affecting the presidential campaign, particularly in light of Democratic contender Barack Obama's recent headline-making speech on race, religion and politics.
The panelists are: Robert George, Princeton's McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and director of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions; Eddie Glaude Jr., Princeton's William S. Tod Professor of Religion and African American Studies; Tera Hunter, professor of history and African American studies at Princeton; Barbara Savage, the Geraldine R. Segal Professor of American Social Thought and professor of history at University of Pennsylvania; Frank Schaeffer, author of "Crazy for God: How I Grew Up as One of the Elect, Helped Found the Religious Right and Lived to Take All (or Almost All) of It Back"; and Sean Wilentz, Princeton's Sidney and Ruth Lapidus Professor in the American Revolutionary Era. The panel will be moderated by Imani Perry, a professor of law at Rutgers University and visiting fellow at Princeton.
The discussion is sponsored by the Center for African American Studies, the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, the Center for the Study of Religion, the Department of Religion, the Office of Religious Life, the Black Student Union and the Princeton Public Library.


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Medical warning:
Serious. These medicines may interact and cause very harmful effects. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
When these two medicines are taken together, cimetidine may cause your body to process the blood-thinner more slowly.
What might happen:
The effect of the blood-thinner may increase.You may experience an increased chance for bleeding including bleeding from your gums, nosebleeds, unusual bruising, or dark stools.
What you should do about this interaction:
Ask your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) about taking these medicines together. If your doctor prescribes these medicines together, you may need to have your bleeding times checked more often. If you have any signs of bleeding, such as bleeding from your gums, nosebleeds, unusual bruising, or dark stools, contact your doctor right away.Your healthcare professionals may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
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The decennial census is conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau every 10 years to provide a full count of the U.S. population and gather basic information on population, households, and housing characteristics.
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The Census Bureau collects decennial census information from a "short form" questionnaire mailed to all households every 10 years.
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So if it wasn't bad enough that NM's former senator Dennis what'shisname was in the Keating 5 along with the Senate sellout McCain, we now find that former RINO in chief Domenici had "I can't keep it in my pants" issues also.
Franco accuses those on this forum of not being conservative enough & I'd have to agreeded with him if we were the one's making a choice, but we are not as our choices would be much different. We cannot choose who runs under the label - like 100 million other folks our input is generally disregarded. But then again when one moves from SC, a fairly solid R state to MN, a loony state if there ever was one, in a post on POTUS any thing is possible.
Franco, we will not let you live those down , sloppy over substance regards !


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By Ben Levisohn
After a blockbuster March, Macau's gambling-revenue growth slowed during the first week of April. Casino stocks, however, show no signs of slowing down.
RBC Capital Markets' John Kempf has the details:
Gross gaming revenue, excluding electronic table games (ETG's), for the first 7 days of April is pacing up 9.6% over the prior year. Results are in line with our expectation and represents an average daily rate (ADR) of HK$847MM. While April has been historically flat to March (up 0.06% in 2012 and up 2.1% in 2011), as expected the ADR is off somewhat from the last week in record-breaking March (HK$886MM). Further, the ADR for the full month of March was HK$950MM (highest ever) and as a result we would expect a M/M decline in April.
Despite the slowdown, Macau's casino stocks have gained today.Las Vegas Sands (LVS) has advanced 0.4% to $54.80, Wynn Resorts (WYNN) has climbed 1.3% to $124.28, MGM Resorts International (MGM) has risen 2.6% to $12.68. Melco Crown Entertainment (MPEL) has inched up 0.2% to $22.82, while Asia Entertainment and Resources (AERL) has gained 2.5% to $4.45.
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The second half of the workshop is a hands-on tutorial in COMSOL Multiphysics Version 4.3a. A hands-on tutorial lets you set up a first model using fast-results application interfaces. Please consider contacting Mia Johansson at email@example.com with a short description of your application/interests in advance of the workshop.
Attendees will receive a 2-week free trial to use COMSOL Multiphysics. If you bring your own laptop, you can use this trial for the hands-on session. Alternatively you can use the lab computers provided by MSI.
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I can't remember (or find) an old thread about this movie. If there is one, I apologize and feel free to merge them.
I never saw anything about this movie other than a poster, so I had no strong desire to see it. Especially when the blurb on the front of the DVD is a quote from those potty mouthed paragons of class over at Aintitcoolnews. But a buddy of mine at work lent me his brother's copy and assured me it was a funny film. I graciously took it and let it languish on my bookcase for the better part of a week before deciding he probably want's it back, so I should suffer through it and give it back to him.
So I sat down last night and "suffered" through it. It was a funny film. Really funny. I don't know why, but there's something about empty syrup bottles clipping Vermont cops in the noggin that makes me giggle at the absurdity of it all. Now I have to keep it a few days longer so I can watch the running commentary. I'm torn on whether to buy it or not. But I'll definitely be on the lookout for these guys' next project. Broken Lizard?
Anyway, it's a funny flick and you should at least rent it and check it out.


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Madison-Willie R. McCain, age 65, passed away on Friday, December 28, 2012, at Agrace HospiceCare in Fitchburg. He was born on July 3, 1947, in Ore City, Texas, the son of Elvin McCain Sr. and Georgia (Watkins) McCain. Willie came to Madison in 1972 and met Helen Anderegg the following year. They were married in 1978. Willie worked for 10 years for Crepaco in Lake Mills. He ran his own trucking company, McCain Contract Trucking, from 1986 to 1996, and from 1996 to present he worked for the City of Madison Streets Department. Willie loved politics and watching MSNBC. He loved following his Cowboys and Texas Longhorns and enjoyed getting into debates with coworkers over the cowboys vs. the packers. He also enjoyed a good game of dominos or going to Ho Chunk. Most of all, Willie enjoyed spending time with his family.
Willie is survived by his wife Helen McCain; his children, Marcus William McCain, Kevin (Ariel) Michael McCain, Cameron William McCain, and Angela Lynn McCain; his grandchildren, Hana Elece McCain, Sofia Natalia McCain, and Mason William McCain; his siblings, Velma Jewel Jones, Rosemary Taylor (McCain), Elvin (Emma) McCain Jr., and Lee Edward McCain; and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his mother Georgia McCain (Watkins); father Elvin McCain Sr.; sisters, Retha Nell McCain-Roberts, Birdia Cole, and Helen Page; brothers, Douglas McCain, Hosea McCain, Eugene McCain, and Larry McCain.
A Memorial Service will be held at 7pm on Wednesday, January 2, 2013, at RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 2418 N Sherman Ave., Madison, with Rev. Damon Gunn officiating. A visitation will be held at the funeral home on Wednesday from 5pm until the time of service. A second service will be held on January 4, 2013, at MURRAY LEAGUE BAPTIST CHURCH, in Ore City, Texas. Burial will take place at Cedar Grove Cemetery.
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An excellent value for those that brew their own beer and those that like to get kegs filled at breweries and brewpubs, the Edgestar Ultra Low Temp Home Brew Stainless Steel Kegerator with Keg (KC2000SSHBKG)gives you the power to serve handcrafted brew on tap in your own home. This full size beer refrigerator is capable of holding a standard full size 1/2-barrel keg and is also designed for easy set up, making it perfect for seasoned kegerator pros as well as those who are unfamiliar with home draft beer systems. Ideal for in-home settings, this versatile kegerator can be used in your home bar, kitchen, game room or anywhere else that you like to entertain.
Able to Tap Commercial and Ball-Lock Kegs:This kit includes everything you need to tap a commercial keg or the included ball-lock keg
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Ultra Low Temperature:EdgeStar full size kegerators are capable of reaching temperatures in the low 30s making them the coldest kegerators out of any on the market
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- Model: KC2000HBKGEdgestar Ultra Low Temp Home Brew Kegerator with Keg
- Brand: EdgeStarEasy installation instructions
- Temperature: Low 30 - mid 40 degrees FProtective floor plate
- Includes a commercial to home brew keg conversion kit5 lb. brewer-preferred aluminum CO2 cylinder included (supplied empty)
- Includes one (1) empty reconditioned ball lock kegEasy-to-read pressure gauge
- Holds up to a standard full size 1/2-barrel kegReversible door
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Mr.Burton you never cease to amaze me! Sorry to hear about the other rod, quite impressed to hear about this one!
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About a month ago I did a stupid thing, I left my favorite flyrod in my small inflatable, on top of the truck, then drove home, about 55 miles, needless to say, it wasn't there when I got home. I have been using one of the first graphite rods I built 20 some odd years ago, an arm killer. Last week I sent to Cabella's for a rod blank and components to build a new rod. When I got back from fishing Monday, I found the blank in the garage. Tueday I had to go to the doctor's so it just sat there. Wednesday I started assembling it. Today Thursday I have it all built, and tonight the finish is curing. Should be done tomorrow. I will be using it next weekend at the RI Clave if anyone is interested. It is a 9 ft. 8 wt.. cost including shipping about $140.
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Ok another update for today. I've finished the second generation of KDE 3.0
packages for FreeBSD. Please see the KDE/FreeBSD homepage for more information
about that. There's a few bugs fixed and a KOffice package. :-)
Additionally, for those of you with Sony Vaio laptops, I have merged the driver for the Sony Programmable I/O Controller (spic(4)) driver, which supports the Jogdial, to FreeBSD 4.5-STABLE. Also, moused(8) supports reading from this device. The device will be released with 4.6-RELEASE. I've also MFC'd the little bits of code to the USB stack which support some additional USB ethernet devices, including my 2nd generation D-Link DSB650TX NIC, which is now happily operating on my laptop router. Whee.
I also submitted the WDM Xinerama patch I did for the FreeBSD WDM port to Debian, after testing a slight modification which basically adds --with-xinerama support. Eric Gillespie did that part. Check out the bug report that I submitted.
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Irvin-House Vineyards is embracing the Age of Aquarius with their new event, Winestock Music Festival. Think of it as Woodstock with a wine twist--Winestock will offer wine and Firefly tastings, live music, food, a "Best Hippie" costume contest and entertainment for the little hippies.
Guests are encouraged to bring their lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy the music of the featured performers The Sweetgrass Girls, The Bullgrapes and The Tarlatans. Patrons are encouraged to bring their cash and credit for a wide variety of libations and food vendors including: Farm on Fire, Jack's Cosmic Dogs, Stono Cafe, Diggity Donuts and King of Pops. Tastings in the Firefly Vodka distillery and Irvin-House Vineyards winery are only $6.00 to taste 6 of 24 flavors of Firefly spirits and $4.00 to taste 5 wines. Patrons will receive complimentary glasses during both tastings.
Embrace your inner hippie and dress in your favorite hippie garb for the "Best Hippie" costume contest. The winner will receive prizes from the Firefly Distillery and Irvin-House Vineyards.
$5; free for child. (843) 559-6867, www.charlestonwine.com
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Then STFU making assumptions just to reconcile your political views
Man, frick you. I expressed compassion for her. This is POLITICAL talk, not Oprah.
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I make everybody proud of me. I'm a great guy.
IF you are saying that the request should have been granted for reasons other than what you now know to be the end result, I am requesting that you post to it.
American diplomats were warned of possible violent unrest in Benghazi three days before the killings of US Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three members of his team, Libyan security officials say.
The claim came as the country's interim President, Mohammed el-Megarif, said his government had information that the attack on the US consulate had been planned by an Islamist group with links to al-Qa'ida and with foreigners taking part.
Is it true that Republicans in house cut back on security provided by state dept. someone told me this and I hadn't heard of this prior. Phone almost dead.
IF you are saying that the request should have been granted for reasons other than what you now know to be the end result, I am requesting that you post to it.
Somehow I get the feeling there's a standing request for more security from just about every diplomatic outpost, if you know what I'm saying.
Bay, I see your point. But it is unfortunate that it seems your opinion is so biased from your upbringing and political compass that you can't imagine being upset yourself if one of your family members was the victim
The Independent has reported diplomatic sources who said that the threat of an attack against US interests in the region was known to the US administration 48 hours before it took place. The alert was issued by the State Department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security, but not made public. A State Department spokesman maintained: "We are not aware of any actionable intelligence indicating that an attack on the US Mission in Benghazi was planned or imminent."
But President Megarif told the American station National Public Radio: "We firmly believe that this was a pre-calculated, pre-planned attack that was carried out specifically to attack the US Consulate. A few of those who joined in were foreigners who had entered Libya from different directions, some of them definitely from Mali and Algeria."
A senior official of the biggest militia in Benghazi, the February 17th Brigade, told CNN that he had warned US diplomats of a rapidly deteriorating security situation in Benghazi three days before the attack. "The situation is frightening, it scares us," he said he had stressed during the meeting.
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With the calm of the apartment, you will quickly forget that you are in one of the trendiest neighborhoods in the city ..
Despite its central location it is quiet and not facing the main street.
Parking : 10€/DAY
Cleaner : 25€/DAY
Babysitting : 10€/HOUR
I would be pleased to answer all your questions and help you with informations to make your stay a pleasant one. Hope to see you in Jerusalem!
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Thanks our host !! we enjoyed our staying in Jerusalim .Fist , excellent location just five min. on foot from Jaffa gate of the Old City. Second this place is very cosy and has everything for having a good time.
The location of this flat can't be beat! Super central. Meters from trendy Emek Refaim, with loads of shops and restaurants. Easy walking distance to the city centre, Old City, lovely renovated train station and the wonderful walking path along the old train tracks. But for the hiccup in our stay (see below) this would be a sold five-star rating. As to the flat itself, the patio is divine and the overall space clean, comfortable and airy, and completely kitted out. It could, however, benefit from some real management and maintenance, e.g. missing light bulbs, dirty dishes. Not a big impediment. Also, the landlord, Paul is absentee but he is responsive via email and a good guy. His manager on the ground, Myriam is lovely. However, had to fight with his/her bozo management team for compensation for three days of no hot water. Not a huge deal in summer, but cold showers in Jerusalem in winter, not so fun. After much hassling, ended up being booked into the boutique hotel next door for the eve of our departure. Had to fight way too hard for that small gesture, but at least we had hot showers and breakfast before we departed.
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Tigers of all sizes can be found adorning and guarding buildings around the Princeton campus. The tiger has been the University's mascot since the late 1800s. This tiger is one of two guarding the entrance of Princeton's landmark Nassau Hall.
Each of the four corners of the Holder Hall tower features a brass tiger weather vane.
Top left: A small tiger crouching upon Campbell Hall honors the class of 1877, which donated the building.
The fierce tigers gracing the gateway between Blair and Little halls were the first freestanding tigers on campus.
At left: This tiger is among several figures jutting out above the entrance of Dillon Gymnasium.
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Tigers prowl around the Princeton campus
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Tigers in a variety of moods -- ferocious, smiling, serene and roaring -- can be spotted on and around buildings all over the Princeton campus. The tiger took hold as the University's mascot in the late 1800s, when sportswriters started to refer to players as "tigers" and carved stone tigers began appearing on campus buildings.
"The Tigers of Princeton University: A Campus Safari and Photo Essay," a book produced by the Office of Communications, provides a tour of the numerous tigers on Princeton's campus.
• Princeton's class of 1879 donated the stately bronze tigers guarding the entrance of the University's landmark Nassau Hall, which was built in 1756. The tigers were installed in 1911. Visitors frequently can be found sitting on the sculptures to gain a tiger's eye view of the front campus and FitzRandolph Gate, the University's main entrance.
• The first freestanding tigers on campus grace the gateway between Blair and Little halls, where they were installed in 1902. The bellowing beasts sit up on their hind legs, each propping up a shield atop a gatepost.
• Resting high upon Campbell Hall is a small crouching tiger holding a book with the number 77 in honor of the class of 1877, which donated the building. It is among several tigers honoring the class of 1877 that adorn the dormitory, which was completed in 1909.
• The tower of Holder Hall, built in 1910, features brass tiger weather vanes on each of the tower's four corners. The tigers appear to be climbing up the poles.
• Several figures keep watch above the main entrance to Dillon Gymnasium, including a striking tiger holding a shield parallel to the ground. Many small tigers also can be found on shields at Dillon, which was erected in 1947.
• Two dark wooden tigers slink down in the shadows on opposite sides of a dormer on the east side of Henry Hall, built in 1922. The building also is adorned with a growling tiger head on its street side.
• Patton Hall has several carved tigers, three of whom have large grins on their faces. The smiles are a rarity among the campus' fierce, noble beasts.
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My favorite pair of Marimekko Converse from the Spring 2013 collection
I love sneakers. I love sneakers with jeans, dresses, suits and ball gowns. My personal brand of choice is Converse, the classic Chuck Taylors. I have a large collection of limited edition colors, patterns and artists collaborations.
Racked SF, a style and shopping website, recently interviewed me and wrote and article about my Converse obsession. What is it about sneakers to love so much? Comfort and playfulness. I live in San Francisco and walking around in crazy heels is not practical or safe. I need to be able to cross cable car tracks, run from crazy hobos and hike up Nob Hill to get home. I also love that sneakers can help an outfit seem like you're not trying too hard. Sexy dress, sexy makeup, sexy heels...expected. Sexy dress, sexy makeup and unique playful sneakers....unexpected and comfy!
I have scoured the internet to find some fun and fresh kicks to "Spring-ify" your wardrobe and keep your feet ultra-comfortable. Here are my top picks!
I have to start with Converse, as they are my personal favorites. I am really loving the Converse collaboration with Finnish textile and clothing design company Marimekko. Marimekko was established in 1951 and the brand is known for their bold use of color and original prints. Marimekko designs housewares, clothing, bags and accessories and fabrics. The designs they have created for their Converse collection are graphic, bright and really unique. A pair of Marimekko/Chuck Taylors would take a basic pair of jeans and a t-shirt to a whole new level of interesting and fresh!
The Marimekko Converse are very limited edition so snatch em' up quick. They retail $75 on the Converse website. Sometimes I will see limited edition colors and styles at discount stores like Marshalls or even at the Converse Outlets, but I don't anticipate seeing this particular collaboration there.
In the early part of this year I was online shopping, feeling drab and bored of wearing boots everyday. I started searching for the shoes that would be coming out in Spring, to cheer myself up. I stumbled upon the Kate Spade for Keds collection and I kind of flipped out. I am a huge Kate Spade fan and let's face it Keds are an american classic. You can't go wrong with Kate or Keds! These adorable sneaks are easy to wear with anything from a sun dress to short shorts! The colors and patterns are vibrant, but also classic. I think anyone, no matter age or style could find a unique way to add these shoes into their wardrobe.
You can find these limited edition kicks at Nordstroms, Bloomingdales and Kate Spade Boutiques. They retail at $75.
*Bonus Pick* The Taylor Swift for Keds sneakers are super cute too! Tons of cute styles to chose from (I would lose the Taylor Swift charm) and they are only about $50.
I spent countless childhood summers running around in my "Jellies" sandals. The Jellies of the 80's were little plastic slip-ons that could be worn in the water. I had lots of different styles, some even infused with glitter! The down-side of 80's Jellies were that they were made of pretty hard plastic and would definitely give you blisters. Also plastic shoes are not breathable, so my feet would sweat and slide around them. A few years ago I discovered the Melissa, a brand that makes super cool designer plastic shoes. Melissa has partnered with luxury designers like Vivienne Westwood, Jason Wu and most recently Karl Lagerfeld. Melissa shoes can run up to several hundred dollars, so I was delighted to hear that a new lower priced line had been launched. Mel Shoes is Melissa Shoes little sister! Mel Shoes are vegan, recyclable and comfortable. I especially like the "We'll have a Wiffle Ball sneaker" that I found on modcloth.com
Mel Shoes "We'll have a Wiffle Ball" plastic sneakers retail $54.99.
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|Thanks for the info guys! I'm heading down to Oregon tomorrow to see if I can find some summer steelhead or Springers. Can't stand to go more than a few days without throwing a line on some MOVING water (i've resorted lately to teasing the neighbor's cat with a piece of yarn cast from a 8' 5 weight rod in the backyard!). My usual option for the month of May is closed until June this year, as it was last year also (Stilly). I did check out the Vedder at this time last year, but it was running a bit high from run-off and therefore I found that the amount of flywater was extremely limited. I know of a couple of Oregon rivers that are good in May, but I was hoping to find something a little farther away from Portland for a better chance at some quiet and solitude. Once again, thanks for the help!
Dear Riveraddict,
I can only speak from a historical sense, but I fished the Santiams 3 or 4 times a week when attending college at OSU. Both Stems of the river have wonderful steelhead fly fishing appeal and have relatively little pressure, but the Northfork from Pack Saddle down to Mehama, and for about 10 miles below Mehama were my favorite waters. I drifted the river and learned to cast with Dave McNeese on this river. He was a magical caster and fly tier, and let me wrap fly rods to pay for my fly tying addiction while going to school. It was my pleasure to have made the acquaintance of Al Buhr during that time, which I am sure he would not remember. He was also a great caster and spey line designer as well. As I recall the summers should be poking into the Santiams right about now, but for better information I would contact Al Buhr or Brian O'keefe. Brian lives on the Northfork and I'm sure would be happy to pass on current information.
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If you can wait until the Sandy River Spey Clave later this month, you should be able to get any amount of inside info from Oregon steelheaders, not to mention that you'll then be halfway there.
I don't know whether you spey fish, but if you have the slightest interest in the subject, the Sandy River Clave has become perhaps the world's greatest gathering of spey enthusiasm, talent, tackle, and instruction - and it's free (for the price of renting a campground space).
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For 2009 Skylon goes back to basics with the signature X-Rack. This slim, sleek, satin and polished rack is made using aircraft-grade T-6061 billet aluminum. This beauty comes with thick rubber inserts and a bungee which work together to hold those boards in nice and secure. The 360° clamp is easily dialed-in for the perfect fit on any support arm. Once the clamp is attached to the tower your Skylon rack can be easily removed with a twist of the rattle-free single knob. Sizes: S(fits 1-7/8" - 2" tubing), M fits 2-1/4" - 2-3/8" tubing).


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Made this a couple of times. The first time really enjoyed it. Made it again, and thought,"Meh." I like the simplicity of it, but wasn't wild about the Parmesan.
Wonderful, and the leftovers were even better. I added a can of black beans to turn it into a main dish and served with brown rice. Followed others' suggestions to reduce oil and added feta. I assembled the casserole (except cheese) the day before, then topped with cheeses and baked after work. Very yummy, hearty, and satisfying. Will definitely be making this again.
I always think the people who don't give a good review to a recipe that everyone else clearly loves are such downers - but I have to be honest and say I don't understand what all the hype is about. I found it to be pretty bland, and would definitely not make it again. I made the recipe as is without changes. Right now I am in the middle of trying to turn the leftovers (just about a FULL baking dish) into butternut squash soup. Maybe I'll have better luck there.
This is aaaamazing! My boyfriend is Italian and we're both cheese snobs, so I doubled the amount of cheese and used pecorino romano from Whole Foods, and WOW I think it made the dish.
This recipe is quick and delicious! I doubled the red pepper. I really enjoy the balance of the sweetness of the squash and savory of the pepper and prefer the ratio to be around 60 squash/40 red pepper. I also agree with previous notes- cut the oil in half. The dish is simple, but sophisticated in taste. My new fall favorite!
I have loved this recipe since it first came out. I agree with the other reviewers who say 1.5 T of oil is plenty. I love having the leftovers for lunch it tastes even better reheated.
Just made this for Thanksgining. Nice combination of flavors. I think this will be how I will prepare butternut squash from now on.
I've been making this recipe since it first appeared in Gourmet. I make it more or less exactly as written- my only change is to use a slightly larger 3.5qt baking dish. A thinner layer of squash/pepper in the dish allows for more carmelization and intensifies the sweetness of the squash considerably...which enhances the peppers & rosemary too. This recipe is what started me eating squash all those years ago. No one I've ever made it for hasn't loved it too.
This tasted way more luxurious than I expected based on the effort that went into it. I cut back on the oil a bit and would go with even less next time (maybe 1.5 T). Also, I used what I had on hand for reasonable substitutions: 3 tsp of dried parsley, and scant tsp of tarragon instead of rosemary. The tarragon was great and I'll use it again sometime. Also, I used the "grated parmesan" from a green can instead of the fresh. As good as this dish was, I can't WAIT to try it with the fresher ingredients. I made this last night and I'm making it again tomorrow, and I already have a list of dates for which my SO has requested this. Huge hit. Make this.
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The unit has the dual aims of allowing you to learn and explore concepts of mental disorders, and also of understanding your appreciation of the stigma and impact of such disorders on the lives of those affected. In so doing, this unit focuses on providing an introduction to abnormal and clinical psychology from a descriptive, theoretical and experimental perspective. In particular, we will focus on theories of psychology that integrate multiple perspectives - a so-called multidimensional integrative perspective.
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Description: Interior view of hippo named Cleopatra inside building at Swope Park Zoo.
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It is indeed, because you do not have to remember the darn spelling (including/excluding vendor name and/or spaces) of a program that you maybe use once every 4-6 months. Most of the time, typing the most likely substring into the search box kind of works, but often enough it only comes up with a lot of shit -- which just isn't good enough, because it's a major step back as opposed to a well-sorted menu.
Under Win7, I have the programs that I use many-times-per-day pinned to the task bar, the programs that I use few-times-per-week pinned to the start menu (left side) and everything else, which is used rarely-if-ever in said folder hierarchy, sorted logically, not by program name. Things that I'm not interested in at all (messaging, social network shit and such) is not in the menu at all. This is a very good compromise in access time.
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The HC-144 Ocean Sentry and the C-27J make up the Coast Guard's medium range surveillance aircraft fleet. These aircraft are instrumental in providing the capability necessary for the Coast Guard to fulfill its maritime patrol, drug and migrant interdiction, disaster response, and search and rescue missions more effectively.
Why this program?
The program was established in fiscal year 2002 to expand the Coast Guard's patrol hour capacity and replace the aging aircraft fleet. The Coast Guard needed greater endurance to remain on-scene longer and track targets for longer periods of time. Improved sensor capability and increased passenger capacity also were identified as necessary for better mission effectiveness.
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The medium range surveillance fleet includes 18 HC-144 Ocean Sentries. Ocean Sentries are capable of carrying out a wide range of Coast Guard surveillance, search and rescue, and transport missions and can be outfitted with mission system pallets, a roll-on, roll-off suite of electronic equipment that enables the aircrew to compile data from the aircraft's multiple integrated sensors to transmit and receive both classified and unclassified information from other assets including other aircraft, surface vessels and shore facilities. With multiple voice and data communications capabilities and satellite communications, the HC-144 is contributing, via a networked Command and Control system, to the common tactical picture and common operating picture. The aircraft is also equipped with a vessel automatic identification system, direction finding equipment, an electro-optical/infrared system and a multi-mode search radar to improve the Ocean Sentry's situational awareness and responsiveness.
The Coast Guard is also in the process of receiving and missionizing 14 C-27J aircraft that are being transferred from the U.S. Air Force under the direction of the National Defense Authorization Act, Fiscal Year 2014. The multi-year project is supported by the C-27J Asset Project Office, which was stood up in Elizabeth City, N.C. The APO's primary mission is to provide a purposeful, sequential plan to incorporate the C-27Js into Coast Guard operations. Specific functionalities of the APO include development of Coast Guard-specific operational and maintenance procedures, training plans, technical manuals, a logistics program and test and evaluation procedures. Airworthiness certifications must be obtained for all aircraft before they can be utilized. As originally delivered, the C-27Js are outfitted with weather radar and communications equipment capable of supporting transport and other Coast Guard missions. Future modifications, including specialized components such as surface search radar and electro-optical/infrared sensors, are planned to enhance the aircraft's capability to carry out the full range of Coast Guard missions.


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Relax Inn Hotel
The Relax Inn Hotel is a large 3 star hotel, situated within a two minute walk of the Bugibba seaside promenade, to the north of the island of Malta. This hotel has a total of 40 comfortable rooms; singles, twins, and triples, all with private bathroom, TV, telephone, air-conditioning, heating, and balcony.
It also has all the services you could need for a great stay by the sea : 24 hour reception, lift, left-luggage office, bar/cafe, restaurant, safety deposit box, games room, sitting room with cable TV and DVD library, laundry and ironing services, and a great swimming pool.
An ideal hotel for a couple or family enjoying a holiday in the Maltese sun.
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