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Re: I-28 Vinyl Headliner Replacement
Today I removed the headliner from my 1977, I-28! So it begins. Condensation problems and some leaks have been obvious for a long time. Removing the liner revealed new curiosities about this boat. The headliner looks original. When I got it down I found some of the handrail fastenings finger tight. Black iron nuts! Some of them had been smeared over with a rubbery sealant material that had long since lost its adhesion to the fg ceiling. Not all of them?? It doesn't make sense that the original builder smeared only half of the nuts with sealant. They could not have been "smeared" unless the headliner was removed and replaced. Who would "fix" leaking thru deck fasteners by covering some of the black iron nuts with goop and then pay for a new headliner? A po got scammed! Me thinks!
Now for the repairs! They will take some time. Re-bedding the hand rails, replacing the portlights, installing a couple of pieces of deck hardware, Probably a two part epoxy "primer" as a temporary finish, two part sprayable marine foam, some kind of headliner. No hurry. NO MORE LEAKS!
Re: I-28 Vinyl Headliner Replacement
I added some better pics of the headliner and shelf area. I stained and put a satin finish on the batons and shelf panels.
Hope you like the new pics
Re: I-28 Vinyl Headliner Replacement
Originally Posted by gknott View Post
Great work! Thanks for the photos. An ingenious solution to the curved panels at the aft end of the teak panels around the windows. How did you hold the blocks in place while the glue set?
With two people, some team work, putting up the blocks didn't take long. While they are pretty secured once cured, you can still remove them with a putty knife and mallet, should you not like the locations or wanting a different block thickness.
Re: I-28 Vinyl Headliner Replacement
Great work! Thanks for the photos. An ingenious solution to the curved panels at the aft end of the teak panels around the windows. How did you hold the blocks in place while the glue set?
Re: I-28 Vinyl Headliner Replacement
Ok, I finally got my interior some what as a finished look. I used white smooth finished FRP for the headliner, secured wood block spacers, used mahogany batons and trim. I used the wood blocks to space the FRP off of the hull and to screw the FRP too. I used some mahogany trim piece I picked up at my local lumber yard and are pretty standard wood trim.
Mahogany trim used
I used the the Mahogany for the trim on the FRP, same as for the batons, but had to router one side of the trim to have both sided with a radius for batons. I couldn't get it with both sides with a radius. You can use the wider popular wood trim with both sides with a radius, but you would have to stain the popular. You can use a popular instead of mahogany if you wanted.
First step to using the FRP is to secure wood blocks in locations to space the FRP off of the hull and to clear hardware. I used polyurethane to secure my blocks. I then measured and cut the FRP. I chose to run the batons length wise so I didn't have to bend my wood batons, but it might be better for the FRP to have them the other way. I had to deal with the FRP wrinkling do to my center hatch. I used a heat gun to remove most, but still have more work to do to get them smoothed out. I didn't insulate my headliner, but adding Styrofoam to the back of the FRP would be easy enough if desired.
So, I did have some panel rot and severe water fade. I thought about removing and installing new wood panel, but Teak panel is expensive, and would be time consuming to do the remove. I had sections of the wood panel that I had to repair. I chose to cut out the rotten sections, woody putty the removed sections, and paint the panel. I know you purest might hate the look, but it was the most economical and time saving option. The interior of the boat is much brighter and cleaner looking. My wife likes the new look better then the, "old dirty, dark, water stained, wood panel", I tend to agree.
Blocks installed like below
Before remodel
You can see the water stains and wood rot in the above picture.
FRP installed but panel not painted
Panel Painted
You can see I put trim against the hull to hold the edge of the FRP. I used a brad staple gun to secure the trim to the hull, becareful on the length and how deep you shoot the brads, don't need them damaging the outer layer of the hull. I used some wood clue and as few brads as possible. On the lower portion of the panel I used a thin 1/2 mahogany trim piece. I then used the 1 1/4 trim, same as the batons, and upper section, to cover the FRP at the inner self. I should have just not put FRP in the self portion. It would be easier to just paint the shelf section and had the 1/2 trim covering the panel edge. I mounted LED strips to the 1 1/4 self trim piece, which also hides the LED. In the last picture, you can see a LED dome light I added, the red and white, 4 brightness levels, touch on/off.
The actual project wasn't to bad, figuring out where all the blocks go and how thick of a block to use took the most time. You have to make patterns for the FRP from thin cardboard of similar. If you skip the FRP in the selves, v-birth, and 1/4 birth, takes 2 sheets of FRP I painted my v-birth, 1/4 birth, and head ceiling and panel, much easier and saved on FRP sheets. Once again, the painting the V-birth, and head, brighten up the drape dark area of the boat.
So, that was my solution and input to the headliner issue.
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great info...
I cruised on a boat extensively made of paneling inside...it was a steel french boat...almost everything was accessible via panels, the hull and cabin that is
every single panel had glued on vynil or just wood veneer...the vynil covered ones also had BUTTONS each panel was attached via either velcro strips or fasteners or screws
multiply this by the interior area needed to be covered and you can see why its a great idea but MASSIVE job
the captain of this boat did all his interior and said he would never do a job like this again...but he also had to do cabinetry...floors, ceilings, bulkheads etc...everything however the finishing took him waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay longer than he expected
Re: I-28 Vinyl Headliner Replacement
Im in the trade so have done a few of these. For starts just to let you know this is the most painful expensive upholstery job you can undertake. The MFA time sheet lists this at 4 hrs per yard of material used. So at a shop rate of say $60 an hour your looking at $275-$300 per yard is what your saving by doing it yourself.
My favorite method of doing headliners would be with foamboard panels. The pvc foamboard is wonderful stuff. Its super light, easy to cut and tool, takes fasteners with a good grip and with a heat gun can be molded into curves and recesses. The sheets come in 1/4" , 1/2" , and 3/4". Ideally these would be installed with the fastmount system
The fastmount allows the panels to be pulled down for access to those bolts that you wanted to get at. Over the foamboard a perforated or solid foam backed vinyl is typically used. Its a pita to glue even to panels but leaves a nice comfortable finish. With the panel system the vinyl can be rolled over the edges and stapled so its not considered unsupported vinyl. Which very few adhesives work for.
Just my two cents. anyway you do it remember this is a high dollar venture that your doing yourself. I price glue up vinyl so high I hope to never get another. Its that bad.
Re: I-28 Vinyl Headliner Replacement
bingo...I know I can fetch more money for my boat for example with just some interior decoration(headliner, trim...more fairing.
but when youre out of $$$ you pretty much cant so Ill wait with my temporary solution
FOR NOW! jajaja
Re: I-28 Vinyl Headliner Replacement
Originally Posted by christian.hess View Post
downeast thats what I did on my 36, temporary but with wood trim and some fairing the white celing paint and white sides brightened my interior 1000%
even in the tropics my old interior was damp, old and very dark with all the brown vynil and brown dark plywood veneer on the sides
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downeast thats what I did on my 36, temporary but with wood trim and some fairing the white celing paint and white sides brightened my interior 1000%
even in the tropics my old interior was damp, old and very dark with all the brown vynil and brown dark plywood veneer on the sides
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First of all you don't know that it is "repeated millions of times- a short time in conventional time." Secondly, are you positing some other set of processes other than the khandhas are at play? Still Ven Nyanaponika does not support this statement of yours: "Note that these designations happen long, long before they are linguistic labels."robertk wrote:Dear Tilt,
take the case of a dog seeing a bone. The dog doesn't think "ah bone, I will eat that" . What happens is similar to the process described by Nyanaponika on seeing a rose.
After the first sensedoor process which sees the colors comprising the bone there are mind door processes. This is repeated millions of times- a short time in conventional time, but very long in citta moments- before the dog realizes that it is edible food. All pre-linguistic and for the dog it doesn't even get thought about in linguistic words.
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Difficulty:: Very Easy
Mod Status:: Stable
Apply In:: CWM Recovery
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Hi everyone.
First of all my name is Francisco Franco, and I'm a kernel developer for several other devices, the LG P500, Huawei U8800 and the Google Nexus S.
Kernel wiki with useful information: http://forum.xda-dev...Ms/FrancoKernel
franco.Kernel features:
* THIS IS ONLY FOR 4.0.3 or 4.0.4. If you ask if it works on older roms I will shoot you
* Overclock up to 1344mhz
* Custom Voltage Control from Ezekeel
* Completely updated CRC32 library that is used for a lot of core functionaties of the system
* CFS scheduler tweaked for the best user experience
* Stock GPU clock - reason(http://forum.xda-dev...&postcount=4731)
* Simple IO scheduler by default
* Ext4 tweaked and patched up for performance
* I/O writeback backported from 3.2
* SLUB memory allocator as default
* USB HOST enabled
* TUN enabled
* ColorControl from Ezekeel
Command: echo "-10 0 -2" /sys/class/misc/colorcontrol/v1_offset
this is just an example, values range between -255 and 255. If you want the values to stick on reboot create an init.d script or use my app
* Custom ramdisk included with proper ext4 mounts for performance
* Kernel config stripped out from debug shit (only logcat and dmesg stayed)
* A lot more stuff that can be seen on my repo
color multiplier triple (default = factory settings; set with 'echo "2004318071 2004318071 2004318071" > multiplier' for example; if the safety is enabled the color multipliers cannot be raised above the factory settings)
# Milestone 4
Changelog since Milestone 3
* Added 192Mhz slot
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* Interactive governor patches from android-omap-3.0
* Screen_off_max_freq re-enabled and available here: /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/screen_off_max_freq
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* Wi-Fi voltage back to stock to prevent signal issues
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* VDD_MIN voltage back to stock to prevent data loss or any other instability
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3. Signal is dropping since I flashed the kernel, amg u sucks!
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4. Do I need to wipe anything when flashing this kernel?
A: No.
5. Does this kernel has X or Y mod?
A: Learn to read, everything you need to know is in the features list, changelog or public repo.
Milestone 4: http://minooch.com/f...o/Galaxy Nexus/
Nightlies: http://minooch.com/f...exus/nightlies/
franco.Kernel updater app: https://market.andro...m.franco.kernel
franco.Kernel updater app from AndroidPit: http://www.androidpi...-Kernel-updater
franco.Kernel updater app features:
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Since I love the WIP posts here, I decided to share my MOW Jet Pack painting progress. PLEASE let me know your suggestions !
I will be updating the pictures as I move along.
Thank you, Enjoy
After a LOT of sanding and filling... and sanding..... and filling.... and....
Missile: still needs some touchup where the black meets the white (and R'nB to come)
Thrusters: Black needs some cleaning up. But it's a start.
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Sadly I can not afford my lovely baby anymore due to college, so i'm selling my R with stage 3 Cts turbo (turbo has about 11 miles on it), Rotiform Blq 18" wheels, neuspeed springs/ koni suspension, new south performance boost gauge, supra lip, and a new paint job.
I'm looking for around $27,000 O.B.O for it, I live in the NOVA area and am in a hurry so let me know. It's in perfect condition and you can test drive if you arrange it with me. On Kelly blue book and carmax it was going for 25 w/o all the upgrades, and considering they cost me around 13k I'm pretty solid at around the price I'm at. If you are interested Text me at 703-424-8491 or pm me.
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Would it be frowned upon for someone here to make molds of the MR Westars and sell them inexpensively to members here who are making a Jango costume?
The only reasons I ask are because:
Just a question so please don't throw me into the fire!:lol
- The MR blasters are very difficult to find these days.
- When an MR set does pop up on ebay they usually sell for a lot of money and are out of the reach of some members' budgets.
- Nobody here currently offers a fan-made blaster for people to use, limiting us to either the Hasbro or more common Rubies blasters.
- I just saw that the only seller on ebay has raised his prices to over $100 for a single blaster.


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On a recent project, Sally, the test manager, said to me, "How can I talk about risks with my project manager? He says I'm being overly negative and that all I'm talking about is bad news when I mention risks. Then he says I'm not being a team player. But at the end of the project, he blames us, the entire test group, for not finding and fixing all the problems. How can I win?"
Sally can't win in her current organization. Not without changing something. Unfortunately, Sally's project manager is part of what needs changing. And we're all aware of how easy it is to change other people!
In More Secrets of Consulting, Jerry Weinberg says, "The ability to act on calm and correct assessments of risks and rewards is the first of human qualities because it is the quality that guarantees all others." Sally is exercising this human quality. Can Sally bring up risks in a way so that her boss can also exercise this quality?
Can We Have a Conversation About Risks?
First, Sally needs more information. Why doesn't Sally's project manager want to discuss project risks? Here are some potential reasons:
- Other people in the organization react in an incongruous way to project risks. For example, Sally's project manager might receive blame from his boss if the project's risks were written down and managed, and still the project was late.
- Sally's project manager is concerned that acknowledging risks of any kind will discourage people from working hard to complete the project.
- Sally's project manager doesn't know what to do about the risks and so pretends that they don't exist.
Sally can take the bull by the horns and say, "Project Manager, I can see that a discussion about risks is not a conversation you want to have. However, I'm not sure how else to bring these problems to your attention. Do you want to know about potential problems?"
For the moment, let's assume that your project manager does want to know about problems before they start. Now, Sally can ask her project manager how to have that conversation about risk.
How Do We Have That Conversation?
Sally needs to talk with her manager about how to present risks. Here are some questions Sally can use to understand how her manager wants to learn about risk:
- "If I can, should I discuss a few solutions along with risks?" Many project managers are already overwhelmed with project problems. If you are helpful with three possible solutions, your project manager may be more
likely to hear about your risks. Every problem has three potential solutions, even if the thought of at least one of them turns your stomach. For example, if you are concerned about a particular defect not being fixed in time, you can say, "I'm concerned about our ability to fix defect. We have these possible solutions: fix it, and schedule be damned; fix it in a branch, so that we contain our risk and can manage the testing; ship without fixing it. I prefer fixing it in a branch, but I'd like to know what you think." Of course, if you think shipping with this defect will cause significant corporate liability, then say so, but otherwise, shipping even with this insidious defect is a possible solution.
- "Do you want to hear about risks as early as possible, or do you want me to see if I can manage the potential problems? If you want me to handle things, when do you want to know about them? The first week we see them? The second? The third?" Sometimes, project managers want their technical staff to work on problems first. Only then, when the technical staff can't solve the problems, do the PMs want to be involved.
- "Would you like us to create a parking lot of risks?" A parking lot is a list of risks that you can't deal with now, but you don't want to lose track of.
- "What kinds of consequences do you want to know about with risks? Are there some consequences you're not as concerned about as others?" Risk evaluation is about consequences. Some consequences are more important than others, so understanding which consequences worry your PM is helpful.


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Hey everyone,
I don't know about you guys, but I absolutely LOATHE how the whole trading system works in MapleStory. When I used to play it was all about searching through the FM and using Basilmarket. Not anymore, with the introduction of this new "Use Real Money" trading system all that has gone away. Anyway, sorry for the sob story let's get to it.
I am wanting to buy some purple snowshoes for my pirate, preferably with DEX. As I am desperate for this item right now just send me some offers and I will buy at least one of them :P
Thank you!


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Camps store 100 tons of ice for campers' antique ice boxes
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Union Leader Correspondent | January 12. 2014 7:56PM
Doug Adams, a maintenance worker at Rockywold-Deephaven Camps in Holderness and Sandwich, pulls ice off of the harvesting platform at the annual ice harvest Friday. (DAN SEUFERT PHOTO)
So say the ice harvesters at Rockywold-Deephaven Camps, who on Saturday completed another successful harvest, which is done for another season entirely — summer.
Their three-day harvest prepares more than 3,600 ice blocks or about 100 tons of ice for the camp's summer customers, who prefer using antique ice boxes instead of refrigerators.
"I can't say it's fun; it's work that has to be done," he said.
Actually, this year's harvest was unique. It was one of the earliest starts they've had.
Last year's early winter warmth pushed the harvest to the beginning of February. "Everyone said it was global warming last winter," Jurczynski said
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The famous Arsenal Clock - Picture Gallery
Arsenal is asking all supporters to take to their seats early for this Saturday's first home league fixture between Arsenal and newly promoted Blackpool.
The Club will be officially welcoming a bigger version of the famous Clock, which was positioned proudly at Highbury for over 70 years, into the stadium.
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hey guys i am thinking of trying to quit smoking. As my health is already bad enough. I have tried to quit cold turkey but did not succeed as everyone in the house smokes which do not help. I can not afford the patches to help. And i don't like gum so i don't use that. Is there any other way are someting to help me towards my goal?
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Trailer for Brad Pitt's 'The Counsellor' released; screenplay written by ex-El Pasoan Cormac McCarthy
EL PASO, Texas - The first trailer for the Brad Pitt film "The Counsellor" (aka "The Counselor") has been released. Watch it at http://bit.ly/13aXISj
"The Counsellor," written by former El Pasoan Cormac McCarthy and directed by Ridley Scott, will be released Oct. 25.
According to IMDB, it is a thriller that stars "Michael Fassbender as a struggling lawyer who becomes embroiled in the drug trade ... Fassbender's character, known only as The Counselor, is brought into the cocaine trade by career criminal Reiner (Javier Bardem), while Brad Pitt's shady Westray helps him acquire $20 million."
Last summer, Pitt was shown in an on-set picture from London holding a mock up of the El Paso Times with a headline about headless bodies being found in Mexico.
The film also stars Cameron Diaz and Penelope Cruz.
The El Paso Times reported earlier this year that a crew for "The Counselor" filmed a pick up shot for the movie in South El Paso.
"The Counsellor" marks the screenwriting debut of former El Pasoan Cormac McCarthy who is known for his novels "The Road" and "No Country for Old Men."
"In 'The Counsellor' ... it's the first Cormac McCarthy screenplay," Bardem told Collider website of what attracted him to the role. "Then knowing that Ridley Scott is going to be behind the camera. This sounds fun and creative. So far it's been an amazing experience."
Cruz told Collider that the script blew her away. She plays a European girl living in America.
"I read the script, and after three pages I was completely blown away by how new this feels. It's Cormac McCarthy's first script. Not based on any book, its just a script. And it's an incredible piece for actors, all the characters are incredible. All the scenes are very long scenes, a lot of dialogue, scenes that have a beginning and a transition. You can travel with each scene, you have the space and the time to really go through a journey with each scene; and that, for actors, it's a big privilege to have scenes like that. Then we started talking about it and playing Laura, who is one of the–how do I tell you without saying? Yeah, but it's a character that has always chosen the light. Has very particular ideology, is a very religious woman, or has been educated like that and is starting to have doubts about some things. Or, also starting to feel a curiosity toward the darkness. Also knowing that there is a very big, real danger there. Life is putting her in that situation where she's tasting the darkness."


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Hiroko Arai, a Japanese school teacher, is being punished because she refused to stand and sing the "Kimgayo" national anthem of her nation. She would not sing it in front of the Hinomaru national flag on the belief they symbolize Japanese militarism. Her refusal was in direct violation of a notice issued by the Tokyo metropolitan board of education on Oct. 23, 2003, that directed school principals to order teachers to stand and sing the anthem or else be reprimanded. "I told my students, " she said, "to make their own decisions on what they should no, not unquestioningly follow the majority or obey those in power" said the 62 year-old woman who has taught for 35 years.
Ms. Arai and eleven other techers have filed a suit whose decision should be announced next week. All twelve have been refused part-time work after retiring because of their refusal to stand. The plaintiffs say it goes against a parliamentary agreement that authorities should not forcibly impose the anthem and flag on the public. Ms. Arai pointed out she had children of Korean heritage whose nation was brutalized by those waving the flag and she believes they had a right to remain seated and refuse to sing the anthem.
The Tokyo District Court upheld the plaintiff's petitioin and the case will now be decided by the Tokyo High Court. Many educators are concerned that teachers be allowed to refuse obeying orders they deem to be unreasonable. Let's hope the Tokyo High Court agrees with that view.


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Posted by Augie Ray on April 20, 2010
Recently, Forrester introduced a new way to consider influence in Social Media. We identified a group of social media participants we call Mass Influencers. While just 16% of the US population, Mass Influencers are responsible for 80% of the influence impressions and posts about products and services in social channels.
As noted in the Forrester report, Tapping The Entire Online Peer Influence Pyramid and on the Forrester blog, Mass Influencers come in two flavors:
The fact that a minority of social media participants represent the lion's share of buzz about products and services is probably not at all surprising, but what does this mean to marketers? How can brands develop programs that activate the potential of Mass Influencers to create awareness and consideration among their readers, friends, followers and others in social venues? The answer comes from Peer Influence Analysis (PIA), Forrester's new framework to analyze influence within particular markets, demographics and industries.


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Runaway tipping points of no return
I wonder if any else has noticed that we appear to have crossed a threshold in the usage of the phrase 'tipping point' in discussions of climate? We went from a time when it was never used, to a point (of no return?) where it is used in almost 100% of articles on the subject. Someone should come up with a name for this phenomenon….
Regardless of the recent linguistic trends, the concept has been around for a long time. The idea is that in many non-linear systems (of which the climate is certainly one), a small push away from one state only has small effects at first but at some 'tipping point' the system can flip and go rapidly into another state. This is fundamentally tied to the existence of positive feedbacks and is sometimes related to the concept of multiple 'attractors' (i.e. at any time two different 'states' could be possible and near a transition the system can flip very quickly from one to another). Another 'tipping point' in non-linear systems occurs when as some parameter varies, the current attractor changes character or disappears. However it is currently being used interchangeably a number of potentially confusing ways and so I thought I'd try and make it a little clearer.
Positive feedback
A positive feedback occurs when a change in one component of the climate occurs, leading to other changes that eventually "feeds back" on the original change to amplify it. The classic ones in climate are the ice-albedo feedback (melting ice reduces the reflectivity of the surface, leading to more solar absorption, more warming and hence more melting) and the water vapour feedback (as air temperatures rise, water vapour amounts increase, and due to the greenhouse effect of the vapour, this leads to more warming), but there are lots of other examples. Of course, there are plenty of negative feedbacks as well (the increase in long wave radiation as temperatures rise or the reduction in atmospheric poleward heat flux as the equator-to-pole gradient decreases) and these (in the end) are dominant (having kept Earth's climate somewhere between boiling and freezing for about 4.5 billion years and counting). But it is the postive feedbacks that make weather chaotic and climate interesting.
People often conclude that the existence of positive feedbacks must imply 'runaway' effects i.e. the system spiralling out of control. However, while positive feedbacks are obviously necessary for such an effect, they do not by any means force that to happen. Even in simple systems, small positive feedbacks can lead to stable situations as long as the 'gain' factor is less than one (i.e. for every initial change in the quantity, the feedback change is less than the original one). A simple example leads to a geometric series for instance; i.e. if an initial change to a parameter is D, and the feedback results in an additional rD then the final change will be the sum of D+rD+r2D…etc. ). This series converges if |r|<1, and diverges ('runs away') otherwise. You can think of the Earth's climate (unlike Venus') as having an 'r' less than one, i.e. no 'runaway' effects, but plenty of positive feedbacks.
Tipping points
So are there 'tipping points' in climate? One way to assess that is by looking for elements of the physical system where we think that there is a threshold behaviour. Two frequently discussed examples are the overturning circulation in the North Atlantic and the summer sea ice in the Arctic. In both of these cases, the existence of these phenomena can be disrupted in models (and there is evidence of similar behaviour in the real world) by small changes in freshwater and increasing polar amplification, respectively. At some point, both could simply cease to be viable. But we are not very confident of where these points are or how sensitive the threshold is. These are examples of 'known unknowns'.
There is also the existence of 'unknown unknowns' – tipping points that we are as yet unaware of. An example of this kind of surprise happened in relation to the Antarctic ozone hole, where unexpected chemistry on surfaces of ice particles lead to much more efficient destruction of ozone in the polar vortex than had been expected, making an existing concern into a serious problem. By their nature, we are not able to assess how important any such surprises might be, but it is impossible to rule them out entirely.
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text: This was a game of lost opportunities. Flip has been letting Blalock play down the stretch, but this time I think he was hoping the boys would come back and close it out. When they didn't and the stakes (minutes invested) got higher, he was committed to playing Billups to that point of intersection where his fatigue starts to retard his better judgement. It's not all CBill either. He certainly didn't put his guys in a position to win, but Tay and Sheed were foolish conceding techs, and that young Knicks core of Balkman, Frye, Lee and Jeffries rendered JMax ineffective. After almost 24 hours, the one thing I still cannot understand is why Dale did not get more minutes. We needed someone to "tough it up" and Nazr/Tay are not the frontcourt for that mission.


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Linking the climate-ecology attribution chain
Guest commentary by Jim Bouldin, Department of Plant Sciences, UC Davis
Linking the regional climate-ecology attribution chain in the western United States
Many are obviously curious about whether certain current regional environmental changes are traceable to global climate change. There are a number of large-scale changes that clearly qualify—rapid warming of the arctic/sub-arctic regions for example, and earlier spring onset in the northern hemisphere and the associated phenological changes in plants and animals. But as one moves to smaller scales of space or time, global-to-local connections become more difficult to establish. This is due to the combined effect of the resolutions of climate models, the intrinsic variability of the system and the empirical climatic, environmental, or ecological data—the signal to noise ratio of possible causes and observed effects. Thus recent work by ecologists, climate scientists, and hydrologists in the western United States relating global climate change, regional climate change, and regional ecological change is of great significance. Together, their results show an increasing ability to link the chain at smaller and presumably more viscerally meaningful and politically tractable scales.
For instance, a couple of weeks ago, a paper in Science by Phil van Mantgem of the USGS, and others, showed that over the last few decades, background levels of tree mortality have been increasing in undisturbed old-growth forests in the western United States, without the accompanying increase in tree "recruitment" (new trees) that would balance the ledger over time. Background mortality is the regular ongoing process of tree death, un-related to the more visible, catastrophic mortality caused by such events as fires, insect attacks, and windstorms, and typically is less than 1% per year. It is that portion of tree death due to the direct and indirect effects of tree competition, climate (often manifest as water stress), and old age. Because many things can affect background mortality, van Mantgem et. al. were very careful to minimize the potential for other possible explanatory variables via their selection of study sites, while still maintaining a relatively long record over a wide geographic area. These other possible causes include, especially, increases in crowding (density; a notorious confounding factor arising from previous disturbances and/or fire suppression), and edge effects (trees close to an
opening experience a generally warmer and drier micro-climate than those in the forest interior).
They found that in each of three regions, the Pacific Northwest, California, and the Interior West, mortality rates have doubled in 17 to 29 years (depending on location), and have been doing so across all dominant species, all size classes, and all elevations. The authors show with downscaled climate information that the increasing mortality rates likely corresponds to summer soil moisture stress increases over that time that are driven by increases in temperature with little or no change in precipitation in these regions. Fortunately, natural background mortality rates in western forests are typically less than 0.5% per year, so rate doublings over ~20-30 years, by themselves, will not have large immediate impacts. What the longer term changes will be is an open question however, depending on future climate and tree recruitment/mortality rates. Nevertheless, the authors have shown clearly that mortality rates have been increasing over the last ~30 years. Thus the $64,000 question: are these changes attributable in part or all to human-induced global warming?
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Angelo de Mattos, M.D., M.P.H.
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M.P.H., Oregon State University, Portland OR 2004
University of Miami Jackson Memorial Medical Center, Miami FL 1990
University of Miami Jackson Memorial Medical Center, Miami FL 1992
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Nephrology Best Abstract Award, 2006
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Rajesh Venkataraman, Fadi G. Hage, Todd A. Dorfman, Jaekyeong Heo, Raed A. Aqel, Angelo M. de Mattos, Ami E. Iskandrian. Relation between Heart Rate Response to Adenosine and Mortality in Patients with End-Stage Renal Disease. American Journal of Cardiology 103: 1159-1164, 2009.
Rajesh Venkataraman, Fadi G. Hage, Todd Dorfman, Jaekyeong Heo, Raed A. Aqel, Angelo M. de Mattos, Ami E. Iskandrian. Role of Myocardial Perfusion Imaging in Patients with End-Stage Renal Disease Undergoing Coronary Angiography. American Journal of Cardiology 102: 1451-1456, 2008.
S. L. Kasiske, A. de Mattos, S. M. Flechner, L. Gallon, H.-U. Meier-Kriesche, M. R. Weir and A. Wilkinson. Mammalian Target of Rapamycin Inhibitor Dyslipidemia in Kidney Transplant Recipients. American Journal of Transplantation, Volume 8, Issue 7, Pages 1384-1392, 2008.
de Mattos AM, Siedlecki A, Gaston RS, Perry GJ, Julian SA, Kew CE 2nd, Deierhoi MH, Young C, Curtis JJ, Iskandrian AE. Systolic Dysfunction Portends Increased Mortality among Those Waiting for Renal Transplant. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, 19: 1191-1196, 2008.
Miha Arnol, Angelo M. de Mattos, Jae S. Chung, Jonathan C. Prather, Anuja Mittalhenkle, Douglas J. Norman. Late Steroid Withdrawal and Cardiovascular Events in Kidney Transplant Recipients. Transplantation 86 (12):1844-1848, 2008.
Hage FG, Smalheiser S, Zoghbi GJ, Perry GJ, Deierhoi M, Warnock D, Iskandrian AE, de Mattos AM, Aqel RA. Predictors of Survival in Patients with End Stage Renal Disease Evaluated for Kidney Transplantation. American Journal of Cardiology, 100(6): 1020-1025, 2007
Andrew Siedlecki, Margaret Foushee, John J. Curtis, Robert S. Gaston, Gilbert Perry, Ami E. Iskandrian, Angelo M. de Mattos. The Impact of Left Ventricular Systolic Dysfunction on Survival after Renal Transplantation. Transplantation, 84:1610-1617, 2007.
Chandrakantan A, de Mattos A, Naftel D, Crosswy A, Kirklin J, Curtis J. Increasing referral for end-stage renal disease in prior extrarenal solid organ transplant recipients at a single center. Clinical Journal of American Society of Nephrology 1 (4): 832-836, 2006.
de Mattos A, Prather J, Olyaei A, Shibagaki Y, Keith D, Mori M, Norman D, Becker T. Cardiovascular Events Following Renal Transplantation: Role of Traditional and Transplant Specific Risk Factors. Kidney International 70 (4), 757?764, 2006.
de Mattos AM, Olyaei AJ, Prather JC, Golconda MS, Barry JM, and Norman DJ. Autosomal-dominant polycystic kidney disease as a risk factor for diabetes mellitus following renal transplantation. Kidney International, 67: 714 - 720, 2005.
Hippen BE, de Mattos AM, Cook WJ, Kew CE, Gaston RS. CD20-positive infiltrates predict steroid-resistance and reduced renal allograft survival in acute cellular rejection. American Journal of Transplantation 5: 2248-2252, 2005.
Keith DS, de Mattos AM, Golconda M, Prather J, Cantarovich M, Paraskevas S, Tchervenkov J, Norman DJ. Factors Associated with Improvement in Deceased Donor Renal Allograft Function in the 1990s. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, 16: 1512-1521, 2005
Taylor GS, Prather JC, Norman DJ, deMattos AM, Moglishetty G, Conlin MJ, Barry JM. Living unrelated donor renal transplantation: a single center experience. The Journal of Urology, 174: 223-225, 2005.
Olyaei AJ, de Mattos AM, Bennett WM. Cardiovascular complications of immunosuppressive agents in renal transplant recipients. Expert Opinion on Drug Safety, 4(1):29-44, 2005.
Olyaei, AJ, de Mattos AM, Bennett, WM. Cardiovascular Disease in Kidney Transplant Recipients: Are Patients Truly Stable? Graft, 7 (3): 136-155, 2005.


text: Screen Captures Preview from 'Made In The USA' Music Video By - June 27, 2013 4 0 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter tweet Here are some new screen captures preview of Demi's upcoming music video, 'Made In The USA' to the gallery. Can't wait for the music video! Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest LinkedIn RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Candids Demi Lovato at LAX Airport on June 21 Events Demi Lovato at Cannes Lions Festival 2017 in Cannes, France on June 19 Pictures Demi Lovato at LAX Airport in Los Angeles, California on June 17 LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Connect with: Please enter your comment! Please enter your name here You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Social Network7,290FansLike223,714FollowersFollow


text: 6 kids from my HS just got suspended for 5 days because they said "Said teacher >>>>> #m..." on Twitter. You can fill in the rest. So, another 5 kids just tweeted "Let's blow up the school!" I don't understand what makes people my age think to post these things..


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'"We're both small guys who try to use our speed, quickness and skills to get the job done," said Byron, who's hoping to add a little more size and strength in workouts with Ottawa fitness guru Tony Greco this summer. "I'm sure (Roy) had to deal with size (deficiencies) to get to where he is. He's definitely one of the many guys I look up to for inspiration."'
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My family will be moving to Dayton (actually Miamisburg) at the beginning of May for a job. Right now we're looking to rent an apartment in Miamisburg, until we get to know the area.
I was hoping people here can offer some suggestions on Dayton suburbs.
A bit of a background...We have a young son and a dog, my wife will be staying at home. During the day she likes to get the dog and kid out of the house an go to parks, museums, malls, etc. How would people here rate the various suburbs in terms of proximity to these kinds of things? The job I'm taking is in Miamisburg, just west of I-75. So, I'm hoping to keep the commute as minimal as possible, maybe 20-30 minutes at a max.


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It really doesn't matter much. They will be searching the area for a good place to live and the smells will attract them quite quickly. The two smells they are already keyed in on are the queen (QMP) and the cluster (nasonov aka the smell of lemongrasss essential oil). I usually set it pretty close to make sure them find it, but I'll bet I could put it 1/4 mile away and they would still find it.
What doesn't make sense to me is why would the swarm be attracted to the QPM when they already have a queen. Wouldn't the queen in the swarm see it as competition?
Apparently the bees don't care if it makes sense to you...
you can use a frame of just foundation (drawn comb does work better) and place it next to the swarm and in a few minutes they will march over onto it. If you have the time you can get a whole swam this way if thy are in a hard to reach place such as a bend of a tree.


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2012: Saw action in all 12 games last season, starting seven of those ... played at both defensive tackle and outside at end during season ... finished with 17 total tackles with 4.0 tackles for loss and three sacks ... also contributed a pair of forced fumbles and a fumble recovery ... had a blocked kick in season opener vs. Troy ... had a pass breakup in road game at Ohio State ... recorded a season-high four tackles in win at Southern Miss ... had three tackles at South Carolina ... registered a tackle for loss and a sack in win over Southeastern Louisiana.
2011: Started each of 12 games at defensive end for the Blazers ... tied for 10th on team in tackles with 31 ... had 14 solo stops ... season-best five tackles vs. Houston ... recorded at least one tackle in all 12 games during the season ... also registered four stops in win over Southern Miss and three in contests vs. Florida, Tulane and Mississippi State ... recorded three tackles for loss (vs. Troy, Mississippi State and UCF). 2010: Appeared in all 12 games and started seven of those at defensive end ... finished season with 21 total tackles, including 12 solo hits ... had season-high four stops against SMU ... made three tackles against Florida Atlantic, Marshall and East Carolina ... registered 2.5 tackles for loss (vs. FAU, Tennessee and Marshall).
High School: A three-year starter at offensive line and was a two-year starter at defensive line at Madison County High School under head coach Randell Owens ... named honorable mention All-Northeast Georgia as a defensive lineman by the Athens Banner-Herald ... also tabbed second-team all-region as offensive lineman ... played tackle and center on offense and played end and tackle on defense ... had 46 total tackles during senior season (25 solo tackles, 18 assists and three sacks) ... also blocked two kicks (punt and extra point) ... had a 3.6 GPA ... also played tennis in high school.
Personal: Born April 20, 1992 at Orangeburg, S.C. ... son of Rachel and Jimmy Boyett ... major is business.


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Angel Haze's debut album 'Dirty Gold' arrives
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Angel Haze's debut album Dirty Gold is hitting stores today. The album was set to arrive in March, but her label moved up the date after she deliberately leaked the project.
Earlier this month, Angel voiced her outrage at Republic and Island Records for setting a 2014 release date. She claimed the labels had promised to release the album in 2013. Angel then posted the entire album on her Soundcloud account. Even though the songs were quickly taken down, the label responded by moving the release forward by several months.
Earlier this year, Angel Haze released Dirty Gold's first single, "Echelon." That was followed by the single "A Tribe Called Red," which arrived earlier this month.


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'Starting tonight in Montreal, the Sabres play 16 games in 29 days, a stretch that could determine their playoff fate. Even Ruff had to admit that Miller can't play them all. The plan tonight is either to start Lalime for the first time since November or bring up Jhonas Enroth from Portland.'
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I think the Subaru is not the right choice if you're taking them to the track. They should've compared the FR-S.
And regardless, a 70hp advantage will always make a difference, weight being equal.
And I'd STILL take the BRZ
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i love the terrified look on the passenger's face in the first car he looked bored in the BRZ
hate the yellow seatbelts tho..
Subaru built its reputation on rear wheel drive vehicles.
Is that a slushbox in the BRZ?
Automatic on BRZ appears well designed, it has dedicated sport mode with rev matching. I don't see it as a disadvantage.
As much as I love hardcore track sluts, the FTRZ86 it just too fun sounding to pass up.
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I don't give a crap about the laptimes, but I think that's the first time I've heard significant subjective griping about the balance of the BRZ's handling.
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The Magane 265 is far from an econobox, and it is probably the best handling FWD vehicle currently in production. Think ITR like handling, but with and extra 100 hp and about 150 lb/ft of torque more. If there's an econobox in this test one could argue it is the BRZ.
I wished Infiniti or Nissan would bring this over here as their hot-hatch.
I was very surprised by the driver's assessment of the BRZ. He says you can't get the back to play, but in a timed track test why would you want that? Also we've seen various times this is not the case This review was the complete opposite of what every other review has been saying which leads me to call BS on it.
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The RS 265 isn't your average hot hatch.
I'd still rather have the BRZfastestlaps.com Nordschleife lap times
101. Porsche Cayman S 8:06.00 153 '08 320 / 1375
102. Mercedes SL 55 AMG 8:06.00 153 '06 517 / 1960
103. Porsche Cayman R 8:06.00 153 '10 330 / 1320 Horst von Saurma
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First time I've heard the BR-Z has a poor weight distribution. And obviously the Renault is going to be faster, but it shouldn't be 5 seconds a lap faster. I think that driver is a n00b.
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The Megane lineup is basically the larger family car nameplate in Renault. The Megane used in the test is a somewhat expensive sport model that's actually more of a powerful somewhat luxurious car overall.
Had this been against something that's actually an econobox like a Twingo, even the Gordini model I think the test would of been surprising.
The Megane 265 is an absolute monster. Pretty unfair comparison really.
And an automatic transmission in the BRZ.... I wonder if that had any effect on throttle response or the car's reactions.
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Gonna laugh so hard when the Gen Coupe, Focus ST, mk7 GTI, etc... all beat the BRZ around a track for the same/less money.
Yeah, the manual would have made up the 5 second difference and probably made it pull ahead. Because it's 1987 and automatic gearboxes are still all trash.
I have no doubt the manual would NOT have made up the 5 second difference, but you FAIL completely if you think that's why the BRZ lost this shootout.


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Hundreds of mourners streamed into the Peabody Funeral Homes and Crematorium to bid farewell to Ross, of Derry, who died from injuries he suffered in a New Year's Eve crash. The parking lots near the funeral home were filled to capacity, and mourners could be seen pausing to hug each other in the fading twilight.
"I'd only known him a year, but he was my best friend," said Thompson Upham-Davis, 16, of Chester. "And everybody he knew, he put a smile on their face. He was a great kid."
"All I know is he worked hard at whatever he did and was really good at his job," Upham-Davis said.Upham-Davis didn't suffer life-threatening injuries in the crash. Another passenger in the car, Johanna Morse, 16, of Derry was initially listed in critical condition at Tuft's Medical Center. Her condition recently improved to serious, according to a hospital spokesman.
"I remember him being a good kid," Powers said.
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Robin van Persie is "proud" to be the Arsenal captain and insists that the honour has not changed him.
The Dutch striker succeeded Cesc Fabregas as skipper last summer and has led by example ever since, scoring 33 times in all competitions to emerge as the frontrunner for the Footballer of the Year award.
Van Persie has grown up on and off the pitch since he joined Arsenal as a raw talent in the summer of 2004 but he doesn't think the captaincy has altered his approach to his team-mates.
"I don't think it changed me a lot in the way I am because I believe you should always stay the same," he told Arsenal Player.
"I think the only thing that has changed for me is that it has been made official. Before that I was always helping people out where I could because we all help each other out, it's not only me. This is the way our club is.
"I do realise that some stuff starts with me but that counts for every single person for themselves as well. Good behaviour starts from yourself. If you expect that from other people, you should start by yourself and be helpful to everyone else.
"That has nothing to do with the captaincy, it is the way you should be. Everybody should try to be positive and try to help each other out. I don't think I am the main starter in all of that."
All the same, Van Persie is deeply honoured to follow in the footsteps of some of Arsenal's greatest servants.
"I was very proud [to be made captain], obviously," he said. "If you look at the history of Arsenal captains, being part of that is a very special feeling.
"It makes me proud because Arsenal is a massive club. You look at Tony Adams, Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira, Cesc Fabregas - those guys were proper captains. I like it, it feels comfortable and not weird."
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Sandy • A former Alta High School student has received $100,000 to settle a claim that fellow students and football teammates racially abused him, and that the school's football coaches and administrators failed to take action to stop the abuse.
According to documents obtained Friday, Anthony Armstrong, a biracial student at Alta from 2009 to 2011, alleges he suffered prolonged racial abuse from students and teammates. Specifically, the documents allege Armstrong was called racial slurs, and at one point was threatened with a noose made out of athletic tape.
The allegations came to light in 2011 after an unrelated event in which an Alta student donned what appeared to be a Ku Klux Klan hood and made a pro-Nazi remark at a school spirit assembly. The incident, which was recorded and was later put on a student's blog, made national headlines. An investigation followed, and the district said it first learned of Armstrong's complaints then.
"We moved swiftly and took appropriate action as soon as the allegations were brought to our attention," Canyons spokeswoman Jennifer Toomer-Cook said.
A notice of claim was filed with the district in 2011, and Canyons settled the issue through its insurer, the Utah Division of Risk Management, in late December 2012.
Armstrong and his attorneys claim the student was subjected to years of abuse by students and teammates, some of whom were members of a white supremacist gang called Rawhide.
"Don't you love the campus here at Alta?" one teammate allegedly asked him in September 2009. "Isn't it funny that 30 years ago you would be hanging from one of these trees?"
Another time, on a bus ride home from a football game, Armstrong claims a teammate threatened him, saying, "I'm going to rope you, boy!" while dangling a noose made from athletic tape in front of Armstrong.
According to the documents, Armstrong and his family told coaches and administrators about the problems but their concerns were ignored.
On Feb. 22, 2010, according to Armstrong's claim, one student fought a black student while members of the Rawhide gang watched. With the black student on the ground, the white student allegedly kicked him in the head, causing a seizure, and yelled, "That's how we do it in the South, [slur]!" The fight was allegedly recorded and sent to Armstrong.
Armstrong and his mother met with then-Alta administrators Mont Widerburg and Mark Montague four days after the fight. Widerburg said he had seen the video but saw no reason to discuss it further, according to the claim. Armstrong said the principal and assistant principal "scoffed" at assertions of racial abuse. They promised to "keep an eye on [one student] but stated that they felt he was 'one bad egg and that there wasn't really a problem,' " according to the claim.
Then-Alta football coach Les Hamilton allegedly told his player to "forget the past" and "suck it up and be a man," according to Armstrong's claim.
Hamilton, however, said that he and his staff took swift action, including suspending the player who allegedly made the noose for two games, after Armstrong told him about the incident.
"When it was brought to my attention by Anthony and his mother, they told me what had occurred on the bus," Hamilton said. "I quickly took the individual that was being accused of this and told them if there was anything else they'd be dismissed from the team. We then held a team meeting [and I told players] that racial slurs in any event and any time would result in dismissal from the team. Then it was never brought to my attention again."
The Canyons' Office of Civil Rights and Accommodations began investigating Alta after a student donned what resembled a Ku Klux Klan hood during the March 2011 assembly.
"Our examination of the events at the school that day has uncovered evidence of other very serious incidents that warrant immediate and thorough attention, including appropriate administrative action pending the results of the investigation," Canyons Superintendent David Doty and Board President Tracy Cowdell said in a statement at the time.
Following the assembly, Widerberg and Montague were placed on administrative leave. Widerberg retired shortly thereafter. Montague, who declined to comment for this story, became the vice principal at Butler Middle School and resigned from the district in January 2012 after settling an agreement with Canyons.
As part of that settlement, he received $55,000, and a letter of reprimand was removed from his file.
Widerburg declined to comment on the case other than to point to Montague's grievance.
"This is what it was about," he said. "And he won."
Since March 2011, Canyons has taken a number of steps in dealing with issues of racism, Toomer-Cook said. Doty and other district administrators met with every student at Alta following the 2011 assembly. A district attorney met one on one with each employee in the district to discuss anti-discrimination policies.
"We're not a flash in the pan," Toomer-Cook said. "We want to keep this in front of people. We want you to know that you can report and you don't have to be afraid. ... It is our highest priority to ensure an educational environment that is welcoming and safe for all students."
Alta's new principal, Fidel Montero, called it "an improved situation" at the school.
"When I first got here, the environment was really tense, and it was a tough time on a lot of students," he said. "They felt the rest of the state was judging them based on what was being reported on the news. But we have a ton of good kids who do the right thing every day, who come to school prepared, who have ambitious goals to go to college. And those kids got a bad rap because of the behavior of a couple of kids."
Armstrong's attorney, Andrew Morse, declined to discuss specifics of the claim but said he was pleased with the settlement and lauded the school district for adopting new policies in the wake of its investigation.
"Part of the discussion was how the district was going to fix things," he said. "That was the core of our settlement. The district is now going to adopt new policies ... so that the things that happened to Anthony Armstrong do not happen to another kid."
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Bartow – The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) continues its successful "Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow – Safety Doesn't Happen by Accident" bicycle/pedestrian safety campaign during Mayfaire by-the-Lake 2014 this weekend along the shores of Lake Morton in Lakeland. FDOT staff will offer bike/ped safety tips and hand out various safety items (while quantities last), from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, May 10 and 11.
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I've had an on-and-off relationship with my bangs for the past couple years, mainly because I wasn't exactly sure how to handle them. You see, not only do I have a cowlick but I also have curly hair, so trying to tame those two beasts was an every day struggle. After being in the salon every day and closely watching everyone blow dry bangs, I picked up some tricks and realized it's actually not that hard to get your bangs straight and smooth.
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1. Wet your bangs. I try not to wash my hair every day and usually my bangs are the first ones to let the world know, "Yes it has been about 3 days since I have been washed," so when you wet your bangs make sure your roots are really wet. This is the most important part because this is what will make them lay flat.
2. You "flat wrap" your bangs. Put the brush flat against the roots of your bangs and brush them to one side. Your blow dryer (with a nozzle) should be following your brush, smoothing and drying your roots in the direction your brush is going. Try not to brush all of your bangs in one swoop over to the side - do it slowly with smaller sections within your bangs like in the photos so you can get all your roots going in that one direction.
3. Repeat the flat wrap back to the other side. Do this from side to side until your roots are dry. Your ends should be a little moist and any cowlick you have should be tamed.
4. Once you have tamed the "beast" and your roots are thoroughly dry, grab all of your bangs, making sure the back of the brush is flat against your forehead and blow dry straight down. Hold the dryer slightly away from the brush with the air flowing down onto your bangs and blow dry them down (once should be enough).
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Time to get the taste out of our mouth...Expect GM to prove something after his quick temper got him extra time to cool off on the bench last night and that extra time turned into the cavs comeback. I also see BK takin control of this one from Stuck and BG. He looked pissed after the ball hogs and isotay iced him last night.
I'd like to see Ben Gordon put up at least 15-20 shots tonight.
Last loss was hard to swallow for the players. Too many errors made during the Cavs comeback. Look for the Maple Leafs Raptors to be victorious..........
I have a hard time believing that anyone outside of this forum even know that this game is being played tonight.
So you don't see the Raptor fans lining up to buy tickets to see Tay and Stuckey.
It's because Chaz is hurt. Raptor fans wouldn't miss a Villanuewha homecoming.
Looks like the interior defense is Taynking again....the rapts are hitting everything..and the Pistons are missfiring on all cylinders....
Stuck watching the box score - we're losing to the Raps? What's up with Stuckey/BG? BG's -17 in 19 minutes...that's Daye-esque.
Why Stuckey played only a few minutes? was he injured?
Huh, nice goose egg Stuck. Amir blocked Greg? Lots of fts though...
For second time in the last 10 days, the Pistons lost to a team that had a worst record them. (The Wizards the Sunday before last and tonigth the Bargnani less Raptors who had lost 4 games in a row. Tonight when I tuned into the game the Pistons were down 55-52 after (according the Raptors announcer they had ran off a 7-0 run to get that close)..Then the roof caved in as the Raptors closed the qtr on on 19-8 run as they seem to hit every bucket they threw up. The beginning of the 4th was no better as the onslaught continued and Raptors built a 89-66 lead before a three by Knight started the Pistons comeback run which was a little to late as they could only trim the 23 point lead to 9 a couple of times. I am not sure what happen to Stuckey as I don't recall seeing him after I tuned into the game. Once again our tww "rising all-stars" led the Pistons and the vets were just there to miss a few buckets and allow the Raptors to score and rebound at will. I figured yesterdays loss would be a letdown tonight....but apparently somebody figured we were winning too much and getting away from the goal of the number 1 pick..so it appears that order has been restored for the taynking crew...
Thanks for the recap Dre. Searched around the inter webs and apparently there's nothing wrong with Stuck...except getting torched by DeRozan. Nice to see Frank is consistent - you play badly, you sit.
Wow, that's impressive by Frank to sit Stuckey if he is healthy. I'd like to see Frank sit Tay when he is having a bad game.
Frank denies tanking...we lose to two teams with worse records.
yeah that would b nice, but that wouldnt explain BG still getting minutes....EVER... Frank is gonna lose the team just like klueless and curry did and even flip. and for what? BG?? if in fact he benched stuck due to poor play on defense? he better take BG out behind the palace and shoot him. BG is constantly out of position and forever being scored on or turning it over or forcing a bad shot....Even the commentators for ALL the teams have refferenced it at some point during each game. They talk about how BG could go off back in his Bulls days...and then they go on to say he " really hasnt lived up to Joe Ds expectations" REALLY? These guys get paid to make that astute observation? The guy is crap on a cracker and for some reason I always feel like he gets the benefit of the doubt because he was a scorer years ago. Well guess what? I was a skinny kid with hair on my head and no hair on my balls years ago.....**** changes...
We just bad.
Can't i have my conspiracy theory?
Maybe Stuckey just decided to refuse to re-enter the game for old times sake? He looked a little lead legged this evening as did most of the team. They just didn't seem ready to play for whatever reason. I honestly don't think I could have named 3 Raptors before tonight's game. They've got an odd mix of 1st and 2nd year players and guys who seem to be on their last stop in the L. They seem like they should be pretty good though. They've got a decent cast of big guys and guards and they're very athaletic. They've improved on D. I like Dwayne Casey. Monroe is kind of a nut. What was "so dangerous" about what Bayless did to him on the flagrant foul as Greg and George kept saying on TV? Monroe had his foot on the ground going up for a layup when Bayless body checked him. Amir played pretty well. He's really filled out through his shoulders. I was glad to see Walker Russell get some burn again. Gordon and the Pistons are the equivalent of the parents staying married for the sake of the kids.
Really enjoying all the funny comments throughout the forum. Makes the losing so darn tolerable. Calderon was pretty impressive I thought. So aware of everything. Monroe is an aggressive dude. You would never expect it by just observing his demeanor, but when he's on the court, he really has some attitude. Seems Championship capable. Hopefully it turns out that Knight has a little Isiah in him so that our core has edge. Not sure what happened to Stuckey, but we really could have used him. He's probably saving some energy for the rising stars game.
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It's almost time for the Londonderry Rotary Club's annual Memorial Weekend Classic Car Show. Now in its 22nd season, the event is one of the club's largest fundraisers.
Proceeds from the event will benefit a number of Rotary-sponsored local charities and college scholarships.
"When it's a beautiful day outside, this is our biggest fundraiser," Rotarian Reed Clark said this week.
The day will also feature live music, entertainment, food, a disc jockey, raffles and prizes.
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Hi all just wondering if ppl who have brought wickedbeard's armour ref the backplate, who's harness have you used to attach the JP?
The backplate doesn't leave enough room for any type of metal bracket.
Looking to get a simple basic webbing type harness to attach hooks to be used with my WB armour for my jetpack.
Any help & direction much appreciated.
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